Examples of using Net contributor in English and their translations into Slovak
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The UK is, after all, the second-largest net contributor to the European budget,
It has been said that while the EU has been a net contributor, the new member countries have been net recipients, for which, of course, their peoples cannot be blamed.
has been the highest net contributor throughout the pilot project.
Sweden is a net contributor to the EU and it is therefore important that employees in firms operating in Sweden also receive assistance from the EU if they are affected by the economic crisis.
to make sure that the Netherlands is no longer the largest net contributor to this bureaucratic EU,
is a net contributor to the common European budget from which the subsidy is paid].
i.e. the UK rebate would rise by an average of 50% making it the lowest ranking net contributor and substantially raising the burden of other Member States,
is a net contributor to the common European budget from which the subsidy is paid].
thank God, a net contributor- is an indication of what can be done when you give people the tools with which to do the job.
the plan is now to ask the already overburdened citizens of the net contributor countries to cough up even more money.
Other net contributors with similar or lesser prosperity do not.
The net contributors seem to have forgotten this.
Estimated net budgetary balances for net contributors(average 2008-2013).
The common mistake is to double count the net contributors.
This is being paid for by the countries which are net contributors and whose citizens do not want Turkey to join.
Britain is one of nine EU members that are net contributors to the European Union's budget(meaning they put in more money than they take out.).
The San Andreas Fault for the European Union is between the seven Member States who are large net contributors, and the rest.
During the debate on Agenda 2000, net contributors to the EU budget, rallying to the call for"stabilisation of expenditure", succeeded in limiting the room for budgetary manoeuvre.
The seven are net contributors to the budget, meaning that they contribute more than they receive from the EU.
the taxpayers of the 14 Member States which are net contributors.