Примеры использования Danish kroner на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cost of the development was 4 billion Danish Kroner.
In 1996, 16,000,000 Danish kroner were allocated for that purpose.
The total budget was 52.5 million Danish kroner.
Danish kroner are exchanged to Faroese krónur and vice versa by the National Bank of Denmark free of charge.
The tax was increased in January 2011 to 150 Danish kroner approximately 20 euros.
Approximately 5 million Danish kroner has been provided through an NGO for water-supply projects in 1994.
The 2004 budget for the Department of Gender Equality was 14.7 million Danish Kroner.
The painting was sold for 3.1 million Danish kroner in 1985 and was donated anonymously to the Skagens Museum in 2008.
Japan contributed 2.8 million United States dollars($) on 16 March,while Denmark provided some 5 million Danish kroner on 21 March.
In 1996, the Government set aside 175 million Danish kroner to assist families with children experiencing a crisis situation.
In 2008 Odense Municipality was listed seventh in Denmark for turnover on tourism,reaching 1.6 million Danish kroner for the year.
In 2000, Denmark would contribute 420 million Danish kroner, the same level as in 1999 equivalent to about $55 million.
This program is implemented in three post-Soviet countries(Ukraine, Moldova, and Belarus) andhas the general budget calculated for 4 years- 65 million Danish kroner about 12 million USD.
In one case 140,000 Danish kroner were sent to Mustafa Ağdeve in Turkey who in turn sent kilos of heroin to Europe.
Communication and information are considered important and some 100,000 Danish kroner has been allocated for information purposes.
According to the new law, the police will be authorized to examine asylum-seekers and their luggage in order to confiscate valuables andassets exceeding 10.000 Danish kroner £1.000.
For 2000, Denmark announced a contribution of 200 million Danish kroner(approximately $26 million), the same level as in 1999.
B Denmark(8.0 million Danish kroner revalued as at 30 September 2013), European Union(300,000 euros revalued as at 30 September 2013), Japan($386,700) and United States of America $1.5 million.
In 1993 Danish humanitarian aid to the Sudan amounted to almost 34 million Danish kroner, or more than US$ 5 million.
Additionally, a special allocation of 50 million Danish kroner was made to support demobilization and reintegration efforts and rehabilitation activities.
In 2007, approximately 47 per cent of the organization's voluntary contributions were denominated in United States dollars, 26 per cent in euros, 6 per cent in Swedish kronas, 4 per cent in Norwegian kroner, 4 per cent in Danish kroner, 4 per cent in pounds sterling, 3 per cent in Canadian dollars and the remaining 6 per cent in other currencies.
In 2011, approximately 51 per cent of voluntary contributions to the organization were denominated in United States dollars, 20 per cent in euros, 6 per cent in pounds sterling, 6 per cent in Swedish kronor, 4 per cent in Norwegian kroner, 4 per cent in Japanese yen, 3 per cent in Australian dollars, 3 per cent in Canadian dollars,2 per cent in Danish kroner and 1 per cent in Swiss francs.
The maximum amount of admissible expenses, the maximum grant and the ceiling for boarding costs should remain unchanged at current levels for the following currencies: Austrian schilling,Belgium franc, Danish kroner, deutsche mark, Finnish markka, French franc, Irish pound, Japanese yen, Spanish peseta and United States dollar outside the United States;
In 2008, approximately 45 per cent of the organization's voluntary contributions were denominated in United States dollars, 27 per cent in euros, 6 per cent in Swedish kronor, 4 per cent in Norwegian kroner, 4 per cent in Japanese yen, 4 per cent in pounds sterling, 3 per cent in Canadian dollars,3 per cent in Danish kroner and the remaining 4 per cent in other currencies.
In 1992, Danish emergency assistance to Angola amounted to 3 million Danish kroner, channelled through UNHCR and WFP.
In 2005, approximately 40 per cent of the organization's voluntary contributions were denominated in United States dollars, 30 per cent in euros, 8 per cent in Swedish kronor, 6 per cent in Norwegian kroner, 5 per cent in Danish kroner, 5 per cent in pounds sterling and the remaining 6 per cent in other major currencies.
In 2007, approximately 47 per cent of the organization's voluntary contributions were denominated in United States dollars, 26 per cent in euros, 6 per cent in Swedish kronor, 4 per cent in Norwegian kroner, 4 per cent in Danish kroner, 4 per cent in pounds sterling, 3 per cent in Canadian dollars and the remaining 6 per cent in other currencies.
In 2009, approximately 51 per cent of the Organization's voluntary contributions were denominated in United States dollars, 23 per cent in euros, 6 per cent in Swedish kronor, 4 per cent in Japanese yen, 3 per cent in Norwegian kroner, 3 per cent in Danish kroner, 3 per cent in Canadian dollars, 2 per cent in pounds sterling, 2 per cent in Australian dollars and the remaining 3 per cent in other currencies.
In 2010, approximately 53 per cent of the organization's voluntary contributions were denominated in United States dollars, 21 per cent in euros, 6 per cent in Swedish kronor, 4 per cent in Norwegian kroner, 4 per cent in Japanese yen,3 per cent in Danish kroner, 3 per cent in pounds sterling, 2 per cent in Canadian dollars, 2 per cent in Australian dollars and 1 per cent in Swiss francs, with the remainder in various other currencies. E. Other matters.