Examples of using Valueadded in English and their translations into Dutch
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Medicine
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Programming
Growth of nonmanufacturing valueadded and employment in the Member States, 1962 to 1993.
Gross saving as% of gross valueadded Net lending as% of gross valueadded.
The percentage accounted for by agriculture in the Community's gross valueadded at market prices is relatively small and steadily declining.
They provide valueadded by enhancing the effectiveness of interaction between the supplier
Other valueadded services that can be combined with SEPA payments are e-invoicing,
Gross valueadded at market prices by branch(B, DK)(%) 2.21.
Proposal for a Council Directive supplementing the common system of valueadded tax and amending Directive 77/388/EEC- approximation of VAT rates.
Valueadded tax on transport expenses of taxable persons
To achieve maximum uniformity between the customs duty and valueadded tax systems in the case of imports from third countries.
Valueadded services- leaving aside the definitional problem- represent the higher end of the new conglomerate of telecommunications and computer services.
The British Telecom ruling, the terminal cases and the cases on valueadded services have confirmed the application of Community competition rules to the telecommunica tions sector.
Because of reductions in average hours worked, valueadded per per son employed has risen by only some 2% a year or less.
The relationship between growth of valueadded and employment in sectors other than manufacturing in all of the four largest Member States is much less systematic.
In most cases, only 15% of the total cost of valueadded services is accounted for by the communications network component.
In spring 1987, Japan concluded a special arrangement with the United States on the operation of international valueadded services.
In spring 1987 the United States and Japan concluded an agreement on the future operation of international valueadded services.
Private services providers supplying mobile and valueadded services, new general VADS licence issued in February 1987.
in a systematic underestimation of constant price valueadded in services, in particular.
As a result of these developments net borrowing fell from 4,3% of valueadded in 1982 to 1,6% in 1983.
It can be worthwhile developing these activities however, because of the high valueadded of the products or services,