Examples of using Fixed amounts in English and their translations into German
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Co-payments started being implemented in March 2013, but only in small fixed amounts for services except emergencies.
As long as no fixed amounts are Charge limited to 25% maximum, established, the sickness funds cover the entire costs, when fixed amounts have been established,
for pupils and students fixed amounts.
Note that, as in the MFA textile agreements, the fixed amounts and ceilings are expressed in either tonnage
You can deposit fixed amounts that range from €30 to €300.
their static lifetime are by no means fixed amounts.
A standing order lets you transfer recurring payments for fixed amounts to the same recipients abroad.
Fixed amounts at IRL 11.40 per week for first
scholars entail the allocation of fixed amounts for accommodation and subsistence.
Secondly, the associations of sickness funds together determine the fixed amounts following certain criteria laid down by law.
the transition facility represent fixed amounts.
The Council amended regulation 2505/96 on Community tariff quotas, opening new quotas at zero rates of duty for fixed amounts of certain industrial products.
The duties are set at certain fixed amounts, or at the difference between certain minimum prices
Widespread introduction of grants based on fixed amounts(lump sums and flat rate grants
It is defined as the sum of the following fixed amounts: DM 0.828 UKL 0.0885 FF 1.15 LIT 109 HFL 0.286 BFR 3.66 LFR 0.14 DKR 0.217 IRL 0.00759.
The fixed amounts and ceilings are expressed in either tonnage
The fixed amounts specified in the Regulation laying down detailed rules for the implementation of certain provisions of the Financial Regulation are updated as follows with effect from 1 January 1998.
BENEFIT FORMULA(AMOUNT) Fixed amounts depending on rights built up prior to 1965.
Repay fixed amounts at fixed intervals.
as a currency basket, containing fixed amounts of most of the EU currencies.