Примеры использования Lebanese pound на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Lebanese pound.
Beirut Lebanese pound.
Lebanese pound.
Beirut Lebanese pound.
Lebanese pound LBP.
Currency: Lebanese pounds.
Lebanese pound is sibdivided into 100 Piastres.
LEBANON Lebanese pounds.
National currency andunit of measure: Lebanese pounds.
Yes Lebanese pound/United States dollar.
National Currency: Lebanese Pound.
LEBANON(Lebanese pounds) Fiscal year 2001-2002.
Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia Lebanese pound.
The Lebanese pound appreciated 1.6 per cent against the dollar in 1997.
Furthermore, the State was requested to pay the sum of 10 million Lebanese pounds in compensation to Mr. Al Jabouri.
The Lebanese pound(LL) appreciated by 3.2 per cent versus the United States dollar in 1995.
Burgeoning capital inflows have generated foreign payments surpluses, and the Lebanese pound has remained relatively stable.
Sixty per cent of families receive less than 1,200,000 Lebanese pounds(US$ 790) a month, and it is estimated that a family needs twice that figure to cover expenses, an amount that 90 per cent of the people do not have.
In Akkar for example, the monthly wage rate of female seasonal workers is around 396,000 Lebanese pounds against 543,000 Lebanese pounds for men.
In the first quarter on 1998, concern about the state of public finance and the fiscal performance remained andwas translated in continued pressure on the Lebanese pound.
The monthly average income per family in Lebanon is 1,540,000 Lebanese pounds(family average size 4.8 members) and it differs among the governorates.
For an officer of such an association,the prison term may not be less than one year and the fine not less than 100,000 Lebanese pounds.
According to the Bank of Lebanon, the foreign debt was 6,300 billion Lebanese pounds at the end of 1998, and the national debt is 21,685 billion Lebanese pounds.
In 2004 the Central Bank of Lebanon launched an initiative to encourage banks to use up to 5 per cent of their loan reserves to extend small loans in Lebanese pounds.
However, although Lebanon's national currency is also officially pegged to the United States dollar,interest rates on the Lebanese pound did not reflect declines in interest rates on the United States dollar.
These developments and the potential effect of the Asian crisis on the country's standing on international capital markets affected business confidence andled to strong pressure on the Lebanese pound.
Friendly Arab Governments came to the rescue and supported the Lebanese pound by depositing US$ 600 million at the Central Bank at the end of December 1997 and, subsequently, a total of US$ 200 million in January and May 1998.
At the same time, a number of other currencies have remained stable or virtually unchanged, for example the Ethiopian birr,the Kenyan shilling, the Lebanese pound and the new shekel.
Foreign investors and residents opted out of the Lebanese pound, which led the Central Bank to intervene in the currency market in a strong andsustained manner to maintain the Lebanese pound within the very limited margin of fluctuation tolerated.
The Government of Lebanon has also furnished information about the two accounts of Edwin Snowe in the Banque Libano-Française, one in Lebanese pounds and the other in United States dollars.