Examples of using Sum equivalent in English and their translations into Danish
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Should the seamen not be signed on, shipowners shall be obliged to pay a lump sum equivalent to the wages of seamen not signed on.
If no part of the Ticket has been used, a sum equivalent to the total Fare, including specific charges for Optional Services such as Baggage and seat reservation for which you have paid in addition to the Fare, will be refunded.
Should the fishernman not be signed on,the shipowners shall be obliged to pay a lump sum equivalent to 60% of the seaman's wage.
Interest earned by investment in the market,over the period from 1 Jury to 31 March, of the sum equivalent to the second half of each annual instalment, minus any advances and transfers paid during that second period, shall be credited to the system's resources.
In general, public authorities are major consumers in Europe,spending some 17% of the EU's gross domestic product a sum equivalent to half the GDP of Germany.
Interest earned by investment in the market,over the period from 1 April to 30 June, of the sum equivalent to half each annual instalment, minus any advances and transfers paid during that period, shall be credited to the system's resources.
In this way, we can speed up the implementation of programmes, and at the same time reduce outstanding commitments,which have grown to a sum equivalent to approximately two years of appropriations.
This appropriation is intended to cover the payment to staff members in each calendar year of a sum equivalent to the cost of travel from the place of employment to the place of origin for themselves and, if they are entitled to the household allowance, for the spouse and dependants.
Since the outbreak of the crisis in August 2007,disclosed losses have totalled more than USD 500 billion, a sum equivalent to the GDP of a country like Sweden.
An official shall be entitled to be paid in each calendar year a sum equivalent to the cost of travel from the place where he is employed to his place of origin as defined in Article 7 for himself and, if he is entitled to the household allowance, for his spouse and dependants within the meaning of Article 2.
However, at the request of the manufacturer, the competent authority may advance a sum equivalent to the refund 30 days after receipt of the said information.
For the variable slaughtering premium, which is granted only in the United Kingdom, the Council fixed seasonally-adjusted guide prices, and in order toavoid pressure on prices in other markets because of this premium it made provision for a clawback on certain exports of a sum equivalent to the premium paid.
Should Madagascar not put forward any candidates, this commitment shall be replaced by a flat-rate sum equivalent to 50% of the seamen's wages, in proportion to the duration of the season; this sum will be used for the training of Malagasy fishermen.
It should therefore read:'the European Parliament notes that the option of drawing a reduced pension from the age of 50 andthe option of receiving a lump sum equivalent to 25% of pension rights have been abolished.
Should the Malagasy side not have any applicants to propose, these commitments must be replaced by a flat-rate sum equivalent to 50% of the wages of these seamen in proportion to the duration of the season; this sum will be used for the training of Malagasy fishermen.
Should the seamen not be signed un, owners of tuna seiners, pulc-and-linc tuna vessels andsurface longliners shall be obliged to pay the Office ol the Secretary of Siate for Fisheries a lump sum equivalent to the wages of seamen not signed on.
If at the beginning of a financial year the budget has not yet been voted, a sum equivalent to no more than one twelfth of the budget appropriations for the preceding financial year may be spent each month inrespect of any chapter or other subdivision of the budget; this arrangement must not, however, have the effect of placing at the disposal of the Commission appropriations in excess of one twelfth of those providedfor in the draft budget being prepared.
Should the seamen not be signed on, owners of tuna seiners, pole-and-line tuna vessels andsurface longliners shall he ohliged to pay the Fisheries Ministry a lump sum equivalent to the wages of seamen not signed on in accordance with the provisions of points 2, 3 and 4.
The purpose of this new text, as with the previous one, but using a different legal formula,is to grant the legitimate authorities of GuineaBissau a sum equivalent to the unpaid part of the financial compensation laid down in the agreement currently in force, which totals around EUR 6.5 million and which is intended solely for supporting local fishing activities, for improving monitoring measures and for reconstructing fisheries infrastructure damaged in the intervening period.
If a staff member dies during his term of employment,the Centre shall pay to the persons who were his direct dependents an overall sum equivalent to three months' full remuneration at the rate at which the staff member was being paid at the time of his death.
The member is charged a cancellation fee of €50 per ticket or the equivalent sum in another currency. The residual part, i.e. taxes and passenger fees, is returned.
As Honduras could have received 5 000 tonnes of cereals in food aid the Commission has decided to allocate an equivalent sum(1 600 000 ECU) to this project.
Should Equatorial Guinea not have any candidates to put forward,this obligation shall take the form of a lump sum payment equivalent to 30% of the fishermen's wages.
Local Councils which are granted funds for the special needs of a project are normally expected to provide an equivalent sum out of their surplus funds in order to complete the project covered by the fund.
If a change is made to the journey after the ticket has already been issued,the member is charged a fee of €50 or the equivalent sum in another currency as well as the taxes and passenger fees incurred due to the change.
The member is charged a cancellation fee of €50 per ticket or the equivalent sum in another currency. The residual part, i.e.