Примери за използване на Thousand euro на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This is a thousand Euro.
The insurance amount cannot be less than 30 thousand euro.
He might have earned 300 thousand euro for sharing the secret information.
A victory is now evaluated as 800 thousand euro.
Money prize of 1000 Euro(one thousand Euro) gets the collective, awarded by Grand Prix.
That's a hefty expense andcan cost just two to three thousand euro.
The amount of compensation exceeds 200 thousand euro for a retired parliament clerk and is not subject to taxation.
German media have just informed that the German got a 3.2 thousand euro fine.
Only 8 thousand euro from the total of 160 thousand were allocated by the governmental structures of Montenegro.
Allegedly, he was paid 100 thousand euro for that.
They enter addresses into this directory andthen receive a bill for a thousand euro.
After the reappearance of Alicia It spent nearly thirty thousand euro… to buy a tractor-trailer second hand.
Both machines are own investment by ZAI JSC for 1 million and 60 thousand Euro.
Local salary 5 to 7 thousand euro, but taxes in this country is high, and the products are very expensive, even more expensive services(taxis, repair, etc.);
Students earn an average 5 thousand euro a year.
In case the average of 3(three) months cannot be calculated,the compensation cannot exceed 2000 EUR(two thousand euro);
Deliveries are not cheap there too- from 10 to 13 thousand euro on average, while the price for a caesarean section comes sometimes to twenty thousand euros. .
The Norwegian Supervisory Authority has issued a 170 thousand euro GDPR penalty.
In order to receive this bonus- a golden visa,foreigners need to invest three hundred and fifty thousand euro in real estate, built up over thirty years ago that should be reconstructed, or to buy a new, modern and even luxury real estate amounting to over five hundred thousand euro!
Collective, awarded by Grand Prix,obtains money prize of 1000 Euro(one thousand Euro).
Order the defendant to pay damages fixed ex aequo et bono at EUR 50 000(fifty thousand euro) in respect of the non-material harm suffered as a result of the contested decisions;
The value of the thresholds thus revised shall, where necessary, be rounded down to nearest thousand euro.
Order the defendant to pay damages fixed provisionally at EUR 25 000(twenty-five thousand euro) in respect of the material damage suffered on account of the contested decisions;
All tenders must be accompanied by a Tender Security of EURO 600,000(Six hundred thousand Euro).
Top players gather in the resort Golden Sands on May 11th to compete for the 100 thousand euro award of the tournament“Balkan Pokernews Challenge”, which aspires to become a traditional annual event.
In accordance with the Regulations for the financial means carried through the territory of Montenegro(cash, checks, etc.)exceeding€ 10 000(ten thousand euro), such amounts shall be declared.
As the amount of the claim determined under this Regulation exceeds the amount of twenty thousand Euro(EURO20.000), the claimant receives as compensation the lump sum of the amount of twenty thousand Euro(EURO20.000).
Average EU financial support to micro-entrepreneurs per project against selected thresholds 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10- Germany Italy Greece Poland Romania CGAP‘R EU‘Micr isk of poverty ofinance'' ESF Projects EPMF Projects Source: ECA analysis(2013), based on data provided by managing authorities(2013) andWorld Bank(2012). in thousand euro Figure 2.
In any event, order the defendant to pay damages fixed ex aequo et bono at EUR 50 000(fifty thousand euro) in respect of the damage suffered as a result of infringement of the principle that action is to be taken within a reasonable period;
I wonder how a left government that preaches social justice considers as fair the payment of average pensions in the range of one thousand euro to people aged under 65(official data) from the taxes of people with salaries of 500 euro. .