Examples of using Nkr in English and their translations into Spanish
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In 1990, the available household income per inhabitant was nearly NKr 8,800(1990 prices)
The project was recently extended for another five years with an estimated budget of NKr 30 million.
try to improve the situation and reverse the trend, the State subsidized house-building cooperatives with a total of NKr 100 million in 1992 and 1993.
per tonne of waste(Switzerland) to NKr 300(US$ 33)
NKr 3 million was allocated in 1997 to arrange physical activities for the disabled
NKr 13 million was allocated to development projects in the municipalities
The average assistance received per recipient in 1995 was NKr 24,000, a figure that varied significantly between the counties.
Norway reported that 180 million kroner(NKr) in development aid(approximately $26 million)
The Ministry contributes NKr 20 million to various municipal initiatives implementing measures to increase the number of women who take part in municipal councils.
In 2009, the Directorate of Immigration was granted NKr 30 million earmarked for measures to adapt reception centres for single women
In 2006, Norwegian authorities allocated NKr 11 million to that end. This amount was more than doubled in 2007.
First half of NKr 68.4 million announced at major donors' meeting,
In addition, he was ordered to pay NKr 225,000 to the aggrieved party as compensation.
Through the Norwegian Red Cross NKr 5 million has been allocated to refugee programmes.
Following the investigation, the police ordered the agency's owner to pay a fine of NKr 5,000.
Funds for the programme were earmarked by the Storting NKr 300 million in 1991, NKr 507 million in 1992 and NKr 490 million in 1993.
The central Government grants to the National Insurance Scheme were in 1982 NKr 10,235 million, or 19.8 per cent of the Scheme's total expenses.
of premature children and infants most in need of nursing NKr 20 million.
multilateral development assistance in 1996 was NKr 8,472 million, approximately 1 per cent of GDP.
Norwegian Save the Children, which totals NKr 65 million, is devoted to helping these groups.