Examples of using Fmk in English and their translations into French
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During the past two years Fmk 2 million have been contributed to grass-roots tolerance-promoting projects.
Finland supported the Interim Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol with approximately Fmk 2 million in 1992.
The basic refund is 50 per cent per purchase in respect of costs exceeding Fmk 50.
treatment is reimbursed in full where expenses per trip are in excess of a certain co-payment since 1993, Fmk 45.
The basic amount of the living allowance has been determined by law about Fmk 2,000 per month for adults living on their own.
amounting to a total of Fmk 622.1 billion.
However, at the same time housing allowance to families with children has been raised by Fmk 370 million.
Lastly, he announced that Finland had decided to pledge Fmk 1 million to the trust fund for enhancing resettlement activities.
The amount of car tax payable is the taxable value of the car minus Fmk 4,600.
The taxation value of passenger cars with low exhaust emissions is reduced by Fmk 4,500.
In the State budget for 1999-2001, the amount reserved for this purpose was Fmk 1.5 million.
Patients are charged Fmk 100 for each visit to an outpatient clinic and Fmk 125 per day for a treatment period of less than three months.
In 1993, the amount of maintenance paid to single parents was Fmk 606 per month.
As at 30 June 1996, Finland has contributed Fmk 2.6 million for humanitarian assistance to the Sudan,
The funds allocated to learning material production amounted to 1.4 million markkaa(Fmk) in 2000, 1.5 million Fmk in 2001, 253,000 euros in 2002, 253,000 euros in 2003
As at 30 June 1996, the Government of Finland had contributed Fmk 2 million to UNHCR and Fmk 400,000 to the Finnish Red Cross/ICRC for humanitarian assistance programmes in Somalia.
the Ministry for Foreign Affairs decided in 1997 to provide a financial contribution of Fmk 5 million to the International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour.
In its own budget for 1997, the Ministry of Justice has raised the sum allocated to the Sami Thing for its upkeep by about 20 per cent c. Fmk 500,000.
Patients may be charged either an annual fee of Fmk 100, which is valid for 12 months from the date of payment, or a fee of Fmk 50, which may only be charged for the first three visits made during a calendar year.
Other humanitarian assistance to the Middle East in 1996 was directed towards supporting human rights and democracy and Fmk 200,000 was allocated to the Mandela Institute.