Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Billion ecus in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The first Financial Protocol to the Fourth Lomé Convention sets a ceiling of 1.2 billion ecus for the period 1991 -96 on loans from the Bank's own resources
To pay out 1 billion ECUs per annum for a crop which,
rising to close on 70% of total financing made available in the Community: 1 1.8 billion ecus 8.42 billion in 1991.
totalled 1.751 billion Ecus.
Exchanges EU/Australia billions Ecus.
This ceiling thus rises from 72 to 144 billion ecus.
This ceiling has been raised to 144 billion ecus.
In the period under review, the annual aid volume amounts to almost 43 billion ECUs.
Loans granted within the Community totalled 11.6 billion ecus, including 78.3 million from NCI resources.
Investment aimed at meeting Community energy policy objectives attracted 1.7 billion ecus 1.8 billion in 1988.
In 1993, the EU spent a total of 1.5 billion ECUs on these industrial conversion areas.
As a result, the subscribed capital was raised to 57.6 billion ecus on 1 January 1991.
Of the 7 447 allocations extended, 5 622(1.6 billion ecus) went main ly to industry.
The initial subscribed capital will amount to 2 billion ecus, 20% of which will be paid in.
From 1992 to 1996 the EIB supported investments of 42,000 SMEs which benefitted from 11 billion ECUs in loans.
Global loan finance totalling 4.9 billion ecus, accounting for 29% of lending in the Community during that period.
An amount of 4,7 billion Ecus in grants has been decided for the implementation of this policy for the period 1995-1999.
Of a total of 12.25 billion ecus in 1989, EIB financing from its own resources amounted to 12.04 billion, i.e.
Lending in the Community amounted to 7.45 billion ECUs, up some 5.5 per cent on 1986's figure of 7.1 billion. .
This survey indicates a stable tendency in the overall volume which is situated around an annual average of almost 43 billion ECUs.