Примери коришћења Euros annually на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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This decision will save 250m euros annually.
BHMAC requires 40m euros annually for its operations.
The implementation of the law will cost 2m euros annually.
Aman Resorts will pay Montenegro 2.1m euros annually, as well as 10% of earned profits.
This means that a child costs just over six thousand euros annually.
It allocates a base amount of over 65m euros annually-- a significant investment for Macedonia.
Textbooks were statesubsidised in the past, costing the country about 76m euros annually.
Substantial upfront investments:one billion euros annually for the mobility of the future.
Known as the"Marshall Plan for the Balkans",it would cost the EU 6 billion euros annually.
BiH spends about 13% of its GDP- about 1.6 billion euros annually- to maintain its administration.
The EU is the largest single donor to the Palestinians- more than a half-billion euros annually.
The EU demands to claw back from Russia 1.39 billion euros annually because of restrictions on the importation of pork.
Public procurement misappropriations in the last two years cost Bulgaria up to 800m euros annually.
The EU demands to claw back from Russia 1.39 billion euros annually because of restrictions on the importation of pork.
According to a report from the Economy Institute in Zagreb, EU membership will cost Croatia 1.6 billion euros annually.
Technology of the future: Bosch invests 3.7 billion euros annually in software development.
The positive effects will primarily be reflected in the reduction of the foreign-trade deficit by 45 Million Euros annually.
Meanwhile, the EU collects billions of euros annually in visa fees.
The country's budget suffered a loss from tax evasion created in the north which is estimated to be around 40m euros annually.
The EU demands to claw back from Russia 1.39 billion euros annually because of restrictions on the importation of pork.
Maintaining the sports facilities built for the 2004 Athens Olympics will cost tens of millions of euros annually.
It is estimated that Serbia can thus save around 100 million Euros annually just by changing the time zone it operates in.
In the same period(1997-2000),the biggest inflow of foreign donations in the media sector was reported- approximately 500,000 euros annually.
The museum has about 65 employees andneeds 670,000 euros annually to remain operational.
According to Miljevic, if the authorities reduce expenditures by 10%, as they promised the IMF in 2009,the government would save 420m euros annually.
The state currently spends about one billion euros annually because of the poor performance of state-owned and public enterprises and by 2017 that cost should be reduced by 400 to 500 million euros. .
Companies like the one from the beginning drain some 250-300 million Euros annually from public finances.
It is estimated that Serbia could earn several tens of millions of euros annually from domestic and foreign sailors, numerous tourists and the economic development of local governments, when nautical tourism on the Danube would come to life in full shine“- estimates Vuk Perović, director of the Agency for Ports Management of the Republic of Serbia.
Albania has one the heaviest rates of smokers in Europe, andthe public spends about 300m euros annually on tobacco products.
The crisis is expected to affect Albania's exports, foreign investment in the country and remittances from the diaspora,estimated at up to 800m euros annually.