Examples of using Repayments in English and their translations into Swedish
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she said she would start the repayments straight away.
And she said she would start the repayments straight away.- She agreed the terms.
The estimated total loan cost is euros and the number of repayments is.
Sherlock and I will, of course, oversee the repayments.
At 31 December, none of these repayments had been made.
Revenues and repayments under Article 202(2),
These repayments are expected as of 2018, from the Commission's portion of the overall funded instruments budget.
The repayment frequency is one month since periodic repayments will be made once a month.
In 2015 it continued to make significant repayments on its loans, which resulted in a negative cash flow from financing activities.
through both scheduled and extra repayments.
ESA95 does not explicitly specify the treatment of repayments of VAT to non-taxable persons,
For example, a one year loan with weekly repayments could be described as a one year loan or a loan with 52 repayments.
banking regulations, repayments etc.) contribute towards managing the debt issue.
of irresponsible lending and borrowing as long as the levels of debt are sustainable and repayments can be met.
Loan Accounts Loan accounts are special accounts used to help you manage Loans with interest and scheduled repayments.
Similarly, as regards repayments of tax, Member States may either make a refund or carry forward the excess to the following tax period.
Repayments are calculated at key priority level and not at quantity level as in 2000-06.
Remissions and repayments for a limited period in respect of exports to other Mem ber States Article 92, ex Article 98.
Finally, it is important that repayments to the Fund should only become due after all other items of expenditure have been covered.
Madam President, compulsory repayments from advances out of the agricultural guarantee funds are regularly the subject of discussion between the Commission and the Member States.