Примери за използване на Francs a year на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Francs a year!
Seven thousand francs a year.
My collection's well thought of and I have a comfortable little fortune, about 40,000 francs a year.
He saves millions of francs a year in wealth taxes.”.
I will receive an income of 2,000 francs a year.
The people pay him three thousand francs a year and the shareholders pay him thirty thousand francs!'.
It would cost about 250,000 francs a year.".
For two hundred francs a year he managed to live on the border of the provinces of Caux and Picardy, in a kind of place half farm, half private house;
Can you pay me 30,000 francs a year?
It will be observed that Monsieur the Bishop had reserved for himself only one thousand livres, which, added to the pension of Mademoiselle Baptistine,made fifteen hundred francs a year.
By one estimate, almost three-quarters of Parisians did not make the 500- 600 francs a year required for a minimal standard of living.
As you will have noticed, the bishop kept only a thousand livres for himself which, added to Mademoiselle Baptistine's pension,meant fifteen hundred francs a year.
You shall have your snug little million,your fifty thousand francs a year, as long as you live, or I will raise a racket in Paris, I will so!
He himself had a modest private fortune, andlived without doing anything on his twenty thousand francs a year, and his wife, who had been quite portionless, was constantly angry at her husband's inactivity.
His indiscretions with rich widows brought in less than a million francs a year.
Pretax profit rose 11 percent to 877 million Swiss francs($883 million) from 788 million francs a year earlier on lower expenses, the Zurich-based bank said in a statement Friday.
The Zurich company said first-half netprofit fell to 371 million Swiss francs, from 651 million francs a year earlier.
Her father was persuaded that he had sufficient reason for declining to acknowledge her, andallowed her a bare six hundred francs a year; he had further taken measures to disinherit his daughter, and had converted all his real estate into personalty, that he might leave it undivided to his son.
Pre-tax income hit 1.3 billion Swiss francs vs 1.1 billion Swiss francs a year ago.
One fine morning,I discovered that the motor that drives every telegraph is a poor devil of a clerk who earns twelve hundred francs a year and- instead of watching the sky like an astronomer, or the water like a fisherman, or the landscape likean idler- spends the whole day staring at the insect with the white belly and black legs that corresponds to his own and is sited some four or five leagues away.
The Swiss government opposed the initiative,saying it would have needed to find 25 billion Swiss francs a year to pay for it.
When he first came there he had taken the rooms now occupied by Mme. Couture;he had paid twelve hundred francs a year like a man to whom five louis more or less was a mere trifle.
Marie, who was racked by chronic tuberculosis, told Dumas,“You will have a sorry mistress, a woman who is nervous, ill, sad and gay with a gaiety sadder than grief, a woman who spits blood andspends 100,000 francs a year.
When he first came there he had taken the rooms now occupied by Mme. Couture;he had paid twelve hundred francs a year like a man to whom five louis more or less was a mere trifle.
Patrik Schwendimann, an analyst at Zuercher Kantonalbank,estimates that Nestle's Skin Health Business had sales of roughly 2.3 billion Swiss francs($2.38 billion) last year, up from 2.2 billion francs a year earlier.
To address concerns that corporations would benefit from the changes at the expense of citizens,the package boosts contributions to the state pension system by 2 billion francs a year by raising contributions from employers and workers and having the federal government chip in more as well.
In one of the speeches that I made in the Senate to free my conscience, before an audience sympathetic at heart, but fully determined not to support me, I calculated that France has imposed upon herself more than a hundred billion francs in unproductive expenditure during the last forty-three years, an average of more than two billion francs a year.
And, as if to emphasise its character as a truly democratic, proletarian government, the Commune decreed that the salaries of all administrative and government officials, irrespective of rank, should not exceed the normal wages of a worker, andin no case amount to more than 6,000 francs a year(less than 200 rubles a month).