Examples of using Total direct in English and their translations into Slovenian
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According to the application for assistance from the European Solidarity Fund, the total direct damage was estimated at more than 10 billion euro,
(1) As at present, total direct damage in excess of an absolute
The total direct damage estimate of EUR 326,2 million is below the threshold for‘major disasters' applicable to Austria in 2018 as well as the‘regional disaster' threshold of 1,5% of regional GDP.
The Portuguese authorities, in conjunction with the regional government of Madeira, estimated the total direct damage at EUR 1.08 billion, equivalent to 0.68% of Portugal's gross national income.
The total direct damage was calculated at EUR 153.039 million,
the reimbursement foresees a flat rate based on total direct eligible costs of participants with a possibility to declare costs actually incurred which is limited to non-profit legal entities.
The total direct damage was estimated at EUR 2.998 billion representing 0.846% of Polish GNI
For the same reason total direct costs(investments and operations)
The total direct damage was estimated at EUR 591.94 million,
By contrast, approximately 22% and 26% of the total direct effect were the result of socio-economic factors alone- especially income,
In 2005, the total direct and informal care costs of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias were
The total direct and indirect economic gains from PSI use across the whole EU27 economy would be in the order of€ 140 billion annually5,
A 2004 study in the United Kingdom estimated the total direct and indirect costs of domestic violence,
A 2004 study in the United Kingdom estimated the total direct and indirect costs of domestic violence,
In cases where the amount of total direct damage incurred is at least 10% less than the estimated amount quoted pursuant to Article 5(1)(a),
A 2004 study in the United Kingdom estimated the total direct and indirect costs of domestic violence,
of a'major natural disaster', i.e. where total direct damage caused by the disaster exceeds EUR 3 billion in 2011 prices
countries engaged in accession negotiations in the event of a major natural disaster if the total direct damage caused by the disaster exceeds €3 billion at 2011 prices
countries engaged in accession negotiations in the event of a major natural disaster if total direct damage caused by the disaster exceeds? 3 billion at 2002 prices
It is estimated that the total direct damage caused by the earthquake is more than EUR 10 million,