Приклади вживання Billions of pounds Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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(billions of pounds sterling).
This is while government continues to waste billions of pounds.
He borrowed billions of pounds and converted them to German marks.
Transparency International estimates the cost of the mentioned objects in“billions of pounds”.
Governments around the world have spent billions of pounds on a drug that the scientific community has found itself unable to judge'.".
(British taxpayers)would not want me to just come along and just give away billions of pounds.
Billions of pounds of plastic can be found in swirling convergences making up about 40% of the world's ocean surfaces.
Experts have calculated that for the life Princess earn billions of pounds to the British economy.
Governments around the world have spent billions of pounds(dollars) on a drug that the scientific community now finds itself unable to judge," she said in a statement.
UK Prime Minister David Cameron refused to respond tosuggestions that Britain may have to pledge billions of pounds to any emergency funding.
Mrs May said the bloc owed Britain billions of pounds for its share of the European Investment Bank and other joint projects.
Seigniorage(the difference between the cost of producing money and its value) would accrue to the state,adding billions of pounds to national coffers.
The plans are understood to include a commitment to honour billions of pounds of EU liabilities that Britain signed off as a member but that have yet to be paid out by the bloc.
British Eurosceptic MPs are likely to react badly to the news thatUK taxpayers might have to pay billions of pounds to Europe as the price of Brexit.
Coal power developers risk wasting hundreds of billions of pounds as new renewable sources are now cheaper than new coal plants, a report has said.
These vehicles will transform our roads and society, dramatically reducing accidents and saving thousands of lives every year,while adding billions of pounds to the economy.
Spending billions of pounds to develop nuclear power station could have a huge impact on the research and development of long-term clean energy alternatives.
Sports broadcasting is a huge business in Europe,with networks spending billions of pounds to secure exclusive rights to show games in top-flight leagues to attract viewers.
Banks get billions of pounds to rescue them from the public then go and splash out millions on bonuses while the rest of the country is in recession- no wonder they are so disliked.
The Sunday Telegraph claimed that there were plans to“unlock” billions of pounds into the new year, in order to prepare a“no deal” brexit, if the negotiations made no progress.
Billions of pounds worth of funds and assets remain unclaimed worldwide because the owners have moved, passed away, cannot be traced or are unresponsive when correspondence is sent to their last known address.
Secrecy in these territories is allowingcorrupt individuals from around the world to hide the hundreds of billions of pounds in wealth they have stolen from their populations and launder it through global financial centres like the UK.
Billions of pounds worth of finance has travelled through countries internationally recognised as tax havens, and has been traced by researchers to activities that contribute to environmental destruction, such as growing soy and beef in deforested areas of the Amazon, and expanding a network of largely unregulated fishing vessels operating under“flags of convenience”.
Secrecy in these territories has allowedcorrupt individuals from around the world to hide the hundreds of billions of pounds in wealth they have stolen from their populations and launder it through global financial centres like the UK.
A venture thatcould help to reduce the billions of pounds of single-use plastic packaging dumped each year, and polluting our land, our rivers and our oceans, and left for future generations to resolve-- our grandchildren, my grandchildren.
Five years ago, the Government quietly buried proposals for IDcards when it discovered that they would cost billions of pounds more than expected, would do little to prevent crime, and might become wildly unpopular.
British Conservative Party Member of Parliament Charlie Elphicke published research on October 30, 2012,[551] which showed that some multinational companies, including Apple Inc.,were making billions of pounds of profit in the UK, but were paying an effective tax rate to the UK Treasury of only 3 percent, well below standard corporation tax.