Examples of using Conversion loans in English and their translations into German
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Total conversion loans paid in 1984.
Interest-rate subsidies on conversion loans Article 56.
Total conversion loans to Belgium.
Acting under Articles 54 and 56 of the ECSC Treaty, the Commission made loans in March amounting to52 130 000 ECU industrial and conversion loans.
Interest subsidies on conversion loans Article 56.
Total conversion loans to the United Kingdom.
Number of jobs created/to be created.*The figures in the table do no include 12 new conversion loans in several Member States to which the Council is expected to give assent early in 1996.
Total conversion loans to the United Kingdom.
Iii the ECSC has pressed ahead with its conversion strategy aimed at fostering the creation of new jobs in other industries,notably through global loans to SMEs; conversion loans have expanded significantly and now account for more than 30% of ECSC lending in the Community.
Ü conversion loans(Article 56 of the ECSC Treaty): ECU 23.6 million in Italy and Germany;
Million ECU-Total conversion loans paid in 1986.
Conversion loans rose sharply, by 77,4%, from 139,5 million ECU to 247,5 million ECU.
Million ECU-Total conversion loans to Belgium.
These conversion loans will make a substantial contribution towards the creation of new jobs.
Administrative expenditure Redeployment aidResearch subsidies Interest subsidies on investment and conversion loans Measures in connection with the restructuring of the steel industry Measures in connection with the restructuring of the coal industry.
Conversion loans(Article 56) totalling ECU 28.4 million were paid out to Italy, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
As a result of these efforts, disbursements of conversion loans rose by 1.5% from ECU 451.7 million in 1 988 to ECU 458.4 million in 1 989.
Conversion loans(Article 56 ECSC) totalling ECU 54.23 million were made to the Federal Republic of Germany, Spain and France.
Apart from the flat-rate contribution of ECU 5 million to the general budget(administrative expenditure), the other items on the expenditure side include aid of ECU 180 million for traditional redeployment, aid of ECU 88 million for technical and social research andaid of ECU 68 million for interest subsidies on investment and conversion loans.
New proposals for global conversion loans were approved by the Commission in order to allow this lending activity to continue.
The ECSC contributes to the goal of economic and social cohesion through conversion aid and its loan instruments, which are of two kinds, loans under Article 54 ECSC to the coal and steel industry and forinfrastructure investment using Community coal or steel and conversion loans(Article 56) to revitalize regions suffering from a downturn in activity and employment in the coal and steel sector.
There was a sharp increase in conversion loans, which rose by 46,8% from 247,5 million ECU in 1984 to 363,4 million ECU in 1985.
Conversion loans, which do not need to be repaid, facilitated the creation of approximately 180 000 alternative jobs in other sectors.
Global loans, which accounted for 92% of all conversion loans, more than tripled compared with 1983 following the July 1983 increase from 3% to 5% in the interest subsidy granted in respect of them.
During 1993, the Commission disbursed 94 conversion loans: 91 under global loans to promote investments in SMEs, amounting to ECU 324.7 million, and three direct loans, amounting to ECU 363.4 million.
¡ii interest rate subsidies for conversion loans(Article 56) were committed in full; the amount forecast for interest rate subsidies for industrial loans was not allocated, however, because of the Council's failure to agree on the legal basis.
During 1990 the Commission disbursed 144 conversion loans, 141 in the form of global loans totalling ECU 559.6 million to promote investment by small businesses, and three in the form of direct loans totalling ECU 25.8 million.
During 1992, the Commission disbursed 103 conversion loans, 102 of them in the form of global loans totalling ECU 420.0 million to promote investment by small and medium-sized businesses, and one in the form of a direct loan of ECU 6.2 million.
Conversions loans(Article 56) totalling ECU 73.61 million were granted to Belgium, Italy, Luxembourg and the United Kingdom.