Examples of using Repayable in English and their translations into Finnish
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Instead of subsidies, it gets repayable loans, which, as their name suggests,
Within the 50% of eligible expenses(with a ceiling of 50,000 ecus), a repayable advance of 50%(maximum 25,000 ecus) is transferred once
development funding, repayable loans and risk-sharing partnerships, has become an
The main aim of the new regulation is to provide clarification in the current cohesion policy general regulation on the use of repayable assistance in the context of financial engineering under the structural funds.
However, while Airbus has received repayable financing, Boeing is collapsing under the weight of funding from different countries, and particularly under the enormous weight of military research.
Otherwise, a straightforward repayable loan could be obtained from any credit institution,
The guarantee rates are low: they include the members' shares(+/-€ 15, repayable), the participation to the Common Guarantee fund(repayable) and the management commission.
you can compare the final amount repayable with the amount of debt you have taken.
covering 100% of the eligible costs and repayable over a ten-year period.
If MFIs do not receive deposits or other repayable funds from the public and are not prudentially
The European Court of Auditors has identified the issue of repayable assistance outside Article 44 in its audits of ERDF operations,
At the same time, the EMI Council acknowledges that the definition of« credit institution» of the First Banking Co-ordination Directive requires an institution to« receive deposits or other repayable funds from the public and grant credit for its own account».
The capital amount of a capital loan would only be repayable to the State after five years from the date of its issue,
be deposits or other repayable funds within the meaning of Article 3 of the Consolidated Banking Directive( 3), or e-money as defined in Article 1( 3)( a) of the E-money Directive see Article 10( 1) of the proposed directive.
credit institutions under the proposed directive and irrespective of its prohibition on ELMIs taking deposits or other repayable funds, they will de facto continue to take such deposits.
More concretely, the difficulty arises not only due to the fact that ELMIs may hold funds that are in practice equivalent to deposits and other repayable funds, but also due to an ELMI 's ability to grant credit financed by money received from the public.
Article 1( 1)( a) states that a« credit institution shall mean an undertaking whose business is to receive deposits or other repayable funds from the public and to grant credits for its own account».
Redeemability does not imply, in itself, that the funds received in exchange for electronic money should be regarded as deposits or other repayable funds for the purpose of Directive 2006/48/ EC. Redemption should always be possible at any time.
means an undertaking whose business is to receive deposits or other repayable funds from the public and to grant credits for its own account;
the Americans no longer challenge the system of repayable advances and so that the European Central Bank
