Examples of using Rouble in English and their translations into Arabic
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A rouble for this painting.
How much is 500 roubles?
Each record cost one rouble. That was a lot of money at the time.
(d) Services: 7.5 million roubles.
They are paid approximately 500,000 roubles, half of which is payable in dollars.
Total fines imposed, thousands of roubles.
The data have been converted from roubles to dollars using applicable exchange rates.
(b) Real estate other than land: 9.6 million roubles.
In late 1993, with the collapse of the rouble zone, Armenia faced a monetary crisis.
Than neither Dmitri Fyodorovitch nor yourself and Alexey Fyodorovitch, would have anything afterthe master's death, not a rouble.
I can account for every rouble, if you want.
The total amount of financing allocated to the Programme, including the content of the" Education" section, is 40,347.4 billion roubles.
The Russian Ministry ofFinance has allocated 5.4 million roubles in the current year for implementation of this programme.
For the first time in a decade, all the CIS countries registered positive growth, mainly as a result of higher prices of oiland gas and the depreciated Russian rouble.
The Fund may open departments, subsidiaries, missions and rouble and foreign currency accounts in the States signatories to the Agreement.
This point was driven home by theexperience of many foreign investors in Russian assets during the rouble collapse of August 1998.
The cost of this programme totals 47 million roubles, or almost one third of the amount allocated for agrochemical improvement of lands in the Russian Federation as a whole.
(a) Devaluation of the cash balance in Russian roubles 18 240 880.
The average monthly wage in 2000 was 2,223 roubles, the average pension 694.3 roubles, and the average monthly minimum subsistence level per capita was 1,210 roubles.
The Russian Federation also increased its reserves by $38 billion over the year, despite the heavy use ofreserves in the beginning of 2009 when a crisis of the rouble had to be averted.
With inflation slowing in the Russian Federation, the rouble exchange rate against the dollar appreciated in real terms beginning in the spring of 1995, although within a pattern of considerable fluctuation.
This situation could be worsened if Russia announces a complete abolition of USD circulation, which would only accelerate rouble outflows, and accelerate destabilising FX speculation against the rouble.
In virtually all the other CIS States, inflation in 1993 was over 1,000 per cent and was generally deteriorating throughout the year,especially in the second half after the collapse of the rouble zone.
The Fund has also given advice on issues that are unique to some economies in transition,including rouble area issues and a customs union within parts of the former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
This was largely the result of a failure to overcome the monetary and payments problems that arose in the wake of the breakup of the Soviet Union andwhich finally led to the breakup of the rouble zone in the latter half of 1993.
(b) A fall in oil prices because of a sudden drop in demand in South-East Asia can reduce the Russian Federation's export earnings,leading to a fall in the rouble, which reduces the production costs of many of the commodities produced in the country- leading not only to higher oil exports, but also higher exports of metals; this leads to lower metals prices, which in turn affects Latin American and other exporters.
There were at least two reasons for this. First, there were the effects of the Asian crisis and its intensification in the secondhalf of the year after the Russian Federation devalued the rouble and declared a partial moratorium on its foreign debt.
This amount includes DM 8.8 billion as Federal Government guarantees(for Hermes Export Credits, investments and untied financial credits), DM 3.8 billion as the German contribution to assistance programmes of the European Union andDM 5.4 billion of funds from the so-called Transferable Rouble Account.
Similar problems, of higher prices and interruptions of oil and gas deliveries from the Russian Federation, were also disruptive in the Baltic States in 1990-1991,but since their departure from the rouble zone in 1992 production has been badly hit by the loss of markets in the successor States of the former Soviet Union.
