Examples of using Unrealised in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Those unrealised gains must be deducted from other comprehensive income in the period in which the realised gains are reclassified to profit
in global procurement markets, whereas an estimated €12 billion of further EU exports remains unrealised due to restrictions.
Unrealised gains, which arose before or on 1 January 1999, had to be separated from those unrealised valuation gains that might have arisen after 1 January 1999
with the as yet unrealised potential to deliver major savings for the aviation sector
Revaluation bookings shall be reversed at the end of the next quarter, except for unrealised losses taken to the profit
Write-downs, arising mainly from unrealised losses on marketable securities other than those held for monetary policy purposes,
In the event of such unrealised losses on any item taken to the Profit
to the prohibition against netting unrealised losses on one asset against unrealised gains on another.
its economic potential unrealised.
with the as yet unrealised potential to deliver major savings and improvements in quality,
mark-up of+/- 0.25%(for private accounts) plus an interest component for any unrealised profit/loss on the position.
in the result unrealised, of the implementation of incompatible aid,
Unrealised gains and losses measured at fair value.
The unrealised profit/loss on your positions in margin based products.
Including unrealised price losses on securities, total write-downs of €0.7 billion were expensed in the year.
He has gone away, leaving behind his memories… a few unrealised dreams, a few unkept promises.
Unrealised losses taken to the profit
(e) there shall be no netting of unrealised losses in any one security,
The Commission's communication also leaves the reader wondering whether unrealised assets should really be treated differently according to the type of relationship that exists between the firms concerned.
This prudent approach applies particularly to the differing treatment of unrealised gains and unrealised losses for the purpose of recognising income,