Examples of using Kroons in English and their translations into German
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ABasic budget(million kroons) 659.
The sales price for a mini-kit is 200 kroons(the nominal value is 200.12 kroons or 12.79 euro) and it contains 42 coins.
B Capital budget(million kroons) 156.
For banknotes of 1000 and 5000 kroons, issued in those years, modern collectors are willing to pay thousands of dollars.
A Municipal budget(million kroons) 491.2.
Thereafter, kroons can be exchanged for euros without a service fee in the Estonian Central Bank for an unlimited period of time.
The Estonian Central Bank will exchange kroons for euro during an unlimited period.
After 1 January,the Estonians of course still had a chance to convert their kroons.
The Law on security for Estonian kroons 10 governs Estonia 's monetary regime.
Economic growth was 5.4% andthe GDP was 95.3 billion kroons for 2001.
The compulsory dual display of prices in Estonian kroons and euro started on 1 July 2010 and will last until 30 June 2011.
The individual IT-systems have been checked and are able tohandle payments both in euro and Estonian kroons.
This is important in order to withdraw the old Estonian kroons from circulation as quickly as possible.
The fact is that Czech banks orexchange offices are unlikely to change you any little-known currency for the kroons.
Another trick of fraudsters is to hand out banknotes of 50 kroons, which have long been withdrawn from circulation.
The conversion rate between the Estonian kroon andthe euro has been irrevocably fixed at 15.6466 Estonian kroons for one euro2.
In the first seven months of 1997,it reached 10.9 million kroons, against 6.7 million in the same period of 1996.
The main nuance fines in the Czech Republic is the right of thepolice to write a receipt and collect on the spot fines of up to 5,000 kroons 180 euros.
According to the official government decision,the period of dual display of prices in both kroons and euro should start on 1 July 2010 and last until six months after€-day.
A further 4.1 billion kroons was withdrawn in January 2011, bringing the value of outstanding legacy currency to 1.7 billion EEK(around 340 million pieces of coins and 35 million pieces of banknotes) or 18% of the value in circulation in December 2009.
The trade deficit over the first three quarters of 1996al ready exceeded the 7.7 billion kroons deficit of 1995, which corresponded with 20% of GDP.
Let me just say that today, one of my colleagues at work seriously worried for not participating in the census is fine and if I was laughing at first then later surprised to learn thatfor incorrect data or what"can't" for you can be fined 10,000 kroons 400 euros.
The total amount of investments of the applications approved was over 290 million kroons18, thesum of public support applied for was 123,5 million kroons.
The government allocated 13.5 million kroons for the establishment of an automated fact-checking system(approximately 1.3 million euros at current rates) and 60 million kroons(5.75 million euros) for activities aimed at developing general psychological resistance.
Hence, the authorities now require banks to create a general 2% reserve fund on all loans,and to limit their open position in kroons and Deutsche marks to 15% of their assets.
Figures for 1996 show a sharp deterioration of the trade deficit,from 8,1 million kroons in 1995 to 13,6 million in 1996(on a customs basis) and results for the first three months of 1997 point to a further worsening.
According to an analysis of the Central Bank, this would allow Estonian export ers to remain competitive by a wide margin without a change in the nominal exchange rate,which has been fixed at 8 kroons to the Deutschmark since June 1992.
This was one of the causes of a sharp deterioration in the trade deficit,from 8.1 million kroons in 1995 to 13,6 million in 1996(on a customs basis), equivalent to more than 24% of GDP.
ESTONIA 2.1 COMPATIBILITY OF NATIONAL LEGISLATION The following legislation forms the legal basis for Eesti Pank and its operations:-- the Estonian Constitution 7, and-- the Law on Eesti Pank( hereinafter the« Law"). 8 In addition to the abovementioned legal acts, pursuant to the Law on currency 9, Eesti Pank has theexclusive right to issue Estonian kroons.
Although it is a quite small company by EU standards,with 63 employees and 25 million Estonian kroons(ca. €1.6million) turnover in 2009(previously, it has been higher), the company has found many“exotic” markets for export.