Examples of using To amount in English and their translations into Dutch
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5% with respect to the portion equal to amount for each 1 000 litres of such fuels.
These benefits are estimated to amount to halving the allowance price from€ 26 without the linking to under€ 13
Assuming the sum total of all the fixed means of production to amount to 100 million labor hours,
As a result, the volume of illegal fisheries products imported each year into the EU has been assessed to amount to approximately 500 000 tons for a value of€ 1,1 billion, and higher figures should not be excluded.
This funding is to amount to EUR 2.6 billion,
one can carry out his purchases with the chart to amount of the credit allocated the payment of his purchases is done the cash the month of the purchase.
are certain with regard to amount and receipt, they will be added to budget revenue for the year in which they are collected.
unsteady at best and hard to amount precisely.
unleaded petrol with an ETBE content to 5% obtained from ethyl alcohol with respect to the portion equal to amount for each 1 000 litres of such fuels.
Assuming MP(the sum of all the fixed means of production) to amount to 100 million labor hours, the corresponding Sum R to amount to 600 million, and the labor time
one can carry out his purchases with the chart to amount of the credit allocated the payment of his purchases is done the cash(the month of the purchase) Or gradually by a regular refunding each month, realising expenses of interest….
the European Solidarity Fund, which is expected to amount to EUR 38 million, both in commitment and payment appropriations.
certain to be incurred but uncertain as to amount or as to the date on which they will arise.
will be assessed and is expected to amount to about €1 600 m.
pertain to be incurred but uncertain as to amount or as to the date on which they will arise.
certain to be incurred but uncertain as to amount or as to the date on which they will arise.”.
certain to be incurred but uncertain as to amount or as to the date on which they will arise.
mechanism as a whole, including the levying from users of the part corresponding to amount so allocated which must be declared incompatible with the requirements of Article 92 of the Treaty.
That'recycling' exercise is said also to amount to an infringement of the applicant's rights of defence,
the monopoly is required by law to remit to the State Treasury as a tax on spirits, determined as to amount, to the exclusion of all other elements or charges, economic or other, included in the cal culation