Examples of using Ecus in English and their translations into Russian
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The Integrated Fine Arts Workshop- Łąck'98- 11,101 ecus- The Association of Tourist Municipalities of the Gostynin Lake District;
Europe-wide taxation of carbon at 70 Ecus per tonne, in accordance with the appropriate modalities, is cited by way of example.
This will depend on the exchange rates of the national currencies against the market value of private European Currency Units(ECUs) on 31 December 1998.
The reconstruction programme has taken on momentum with the European Union's approval of a special contribution of 4 million European currency units ECUs.
to the three countries of the Caucasus in the amount of 13 million European currency units ECUs.
In general, engine control units(ECUs) of original equipment manufacturers(OEM)
these actions can be economically measured and amount to more than 20 million ECUs.
to communicate with the vehicle control devices(ECUs).
Thus, the Copenhagen co-financing scheme has opened the way for the PHARE programme to fund major road rehabilitation projects in Bulgaria(10.6 million ECUs), Hungary(15 million ECUs) and Romania 22 million ECUs.
On this basis, the Commission has proceeded with the implementation of the various projects, within the total budgetary allocations of 13 million ECUs in the 1993 budget and 100 million ECUs in the 1994 budget.
while the others were spared only by paying a large ransom 15,000 ecus.
102,085,000 European currency units(ECUs) at the November 1984 exchange rate.
which has received funding from the European Union totalling 1,964,000 ECUs.
600,000 ecus; duration:
for a total of 40 million European currency units(ECUs), would instead be assigned to the reactivation of regional export trade by establishing a fund at the Central American Bank for Economic Integration CABEI.
it has allocated a total of 771.7 million European currency units(ECUs)(US$ 846.7 million) to island developing States in the African, Caribbean and Pacific regions over the period 1996-2000.
the continuity of international agreements and contracts entered into by the Organization contracts expressed in the currency of a Member State or in ECUs and governed by the laws of a State outside the European Union.
The European Union has contributed 1,166,000 European currency units(ECUs), of which ECU 400,000 are intended to fund a study to be presented to the Congress of short,
Actual ECUs.
EU committed 0.3 million ECUs.