Примеры использования Swedish kroner на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Swedish Kroner.
When it went up for auction, the final price reached 2,226,250 Swedish Kroner, equivalent to around $275,508 US dollars.
A total of 123.3 million Swedish kroner has been granted in emergency assistance for the fiscal year 1993-1994 through United Nations agencies and NGOs.
In the period under review, the overall annual budget was 20,000,000 Swedish kroner, while the staff consisted of 14 persons.
Sweden would contribute 10 million Swedish kroner to UNIFEM, a 25 per cent increase over 1999, and 42 million Swedish kroner to UNCDF, the same level as in 1999.
To demonstrate its commitment to the work of UNFPA and the MYFF process,Sweden announced a contribution in 2000 of 145 million Swedish kroner(approximately $16.6 million), a 5 per cent increase over its 1999 contribution.
On 26 February 2014, the Embassy of the Plurinational State of Bolivia became the victim of fraud when an unknown offender hacked into the Embassy's central telephone function andgenerated costs for the Embassy approximately 17,000 Swedish kroner.
The regular contribution to UNDP for 2000 would be 500 million Swedish kroner, equivalent to about $57 million at current exchange rates, to be paid in January and September 2000.
The Commission had before it a recommendation from CCAQ for an increase in the education grant maxima in respect of expenditures incurred in seven specific currencies deutsche mark,Spanish peseta, Swedish kroner, Swiss franc, Italian lira, pound sterling and United States dollar in the United States.
In the three other currencies, the Swedish kroner, the pound sterling and the United States dollar in the United States, the majority of claims over the maximum admissible expenses went far beyond the 10 per cent level; most were considerably more than 15 per cent above the current level.
In areas where education related expenses are incurred in Swiss francs, Italian lire, deutsche mark, Spanish pesetas, United States dollars(limited to expenses incurred in the United States),pounds sterling and Swedish kroner, the maximum grant and the ceiling for boarding costs should be set as shown below.
In three cases, the United States dollar in the United States,the pound sterling and the Swedish kroner, increases would need to exceed fee increases as there were high percentages of claims above maximum admissible expenses levels.
In the course of their addresses to the Conference, representatives of the following countries made pledges to the trust fund to support the launch of the Quick Start Programme: Norway, 25 million Norwegian kroner over five years; South Africa, $100,000; Sweden,25 million Swedish kroner; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, $300,000.
The reserve is funded and replenished from the funds received in excess of the equivalent United States dollar value of the commitment determined by applying the United Nations operational rate of exchange in effect at date of signature of each agreement by SIDA, and it is utilized to fund shortfalls in all SIDA commitments,resulting from exchange rate fluctuations when full payment of the earmarked funds in Swedish kroner as per the payment schedule, are received by UNDP.
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 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 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.
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 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.
A Euro, yen, Danish krone, Canadian dollar, pound sterling,Norwegian krone, Swiss franc, Swedish krona.
Dollars and Euros butalso British Pounds, Swedish Kronas, Swiss Francs, Ukrainian Hryvnia, Norwegian Krone, Danish Krone, Czech Koruna, Japanese Yen, Australian Dollars, Canadian Dollars, Chinese Yuan, Belarusian Ruble, Bulgarian Lev, Hungarian Forint, Polish Zloty, Kazakh Tenge, Turkish Lira, Indian Rupee, Singapore Dollar and South Korean Won.
We shall open an Account in Your name in euros(EUR), US dollars(USD), British pounds(GBP), Polish zloty(PLN), Canadian dollar(CAD), Czech Koruna(CZK), Indian rupee(INR),Norwegian Krone(NOK), Russian ruble(RUB), Romanian lei(RON), Swedish krona(SEK), Swiss franc CHF.
The maximum amounts of admissible expenses and the maximum grant remain at the current levels for the following currencies: Belgian franc, Danish krone, Finnish markka, French franc, Irish pound, Netherlands guilder,Norwegian krone, Spanish peseta, Swedish krona and United States dollar for expenses incurred in educational institutions outside the United States;
The maximum amount of admissible expenses and the maximum grant should remain at the current levels for the following currencies: Austrian schilling, Deutsche mark, Danish krone, Finnish markka, French franc, Japanese yen, Netherlands guilder,Norwegian krone, pound sterling, Spanish peseta, Swedish krona and United States dollar for expenses incurred in educational institutions outside the United States;
The maximum amount of admissible expenses and the maximum grant should remain at the current levels forthe following countries/currency areas: Belgium(euro), Denmark(Danish krone), Germany(euro), Finland(euro), France(euro), Ireland(euro), Japan(Japanese yen), Netherlands(euro), Norway(Norwegian krone) and Sweden(Swedish krona);
UN-Women receives donor contributions primarily in United States dollars, but also in a number of major currencies, including pounds sterling,the Euro, the Swedish krona and the Norwegian krone. .
Regarding revenues: the euro,the Norwegian krone, the Swedish krona, the Canadian dollar, the pound sterling, the Australian dollar, the New Zealand dollar, the Swiss franc, the Danish krone and the Japanese yen;
December 1998, the exchange rates between the European Currency Unit and the Irish pound and 10 other EMS currencies(all butthe pound sterling, the Swedish krona and the Danish krone) were fixed.