Examples of using Milliard in English and their translations into German
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Ten billion dix milliard.
Million milliard(thousand million) Data not available.
And QE2 amounted to 600 milliard dollars.
With the 1 milliard, the sterile class buy means of subsistence from the productive class; so that 1 milliard in money thus flows back to the latter.
Today there exist worldwide more than one milliard vehicles.
The Community's agricultural exports(13 milliard EUA) rose by 8% in 1978 and amounted to 7·5% of total exports.
Gorniy Tikich River flows in the Proterozoic granites, whose age is estimated at 2 milliard years.
This would leave 9 milliard hectares to man.
Between 1998 to 2008, the economic performance has multiplied by six:from 22 to 132 milliard US-dollars.
Millions of national currency(milliard for Italy) Millions ECU.
After deduction of the polar icecaps, deserts, semi-arid regions and set-aside orinfertile land there remain less than 11 milliard hectares for human use.
The government wants to spend 2,3 Milliard extra on the rail infrastructure.
But according to Quesnay, this fund of one milliard serves for the most part to cover the repairs which become necessary in the course of the year and the partial renewals of invested capital; further, as a reserve fund against accidents; and lastly, where possible, for the enlargement of the invested and working capital as well as for the improvement of the soil and the extension of cultivation.
The water conductivity of aquaporines amounts to up to 3 milliard molecules per second.
Only in solar power the investment of China was 30 milliard dollars- this corresponded with around 25% of the total expenses of the whole world in this technic.
The plan will be in force for four years(2000-2003),during which a total of €240.4 million(ESP 40 milliard) will be available to firms in the sector.
Of this amount the EAGGF paid out just under 9 milliard EUA, of which 8.7 milliard was spent by the Guarantee Section alone on the operation of common market organizations.
According to statistics there live more than 6 million dogs in England,and the average Englishmen spends more than a milliard pounds a year on their dogs- a gigantic market.
A toul budget of Lit 220 milliard(ECU 131 million) is authorized, broken down as follows: Lit 30 milliard for 1992; Lit 70 milliard for 1993 and 120 milliard for 1994.
MIO_NATCUR Millions of national currency(milliard for Italy) MIO ECU Millions ECU.
The big French reserves of gold andsilver at a total of 5 milliard francs- coupled with the favourable fact that France was absolutely self-supporting- helped to prevent a depreciation of the franc, although the paper money was augmented during the war from 1,470 million francs to about 3,000 million francs.
Large projects, those with fixed investment exceeding Lire 5 milliard could get between 30 and 50 percent loan coverage.
I say to you: you can create one milliard suns with all its planets and moons and comets and spread them out in this sun-territory-globe, and they will just as little restrict noticeably this globe-space, as a drop of water would noticeably enlarge the sea and its wide seabed; and a milliard times milliard globes would be in the entire present territory of creation, just as little noticeable than a milliard raindrops in the sea.
The german economy loses approximately 2.4 milliard euro a year, because of wrong workplace ergonomics.
For building investment, the increasing demand for replacement investment and the renewed expansion of animal production shouldlead to an increase to Dkr 1.1 to 1.3 milliard(1985), compared with Dkr 655 million(average 1972/73)·.
Of this energy, about 55% was imported,and it cost around 100 milliard ECU, which ended up for the most part in the OPEC countries.
These are soon to be incorporated into the Youth Training Scheme(YTS) for which MSC will have a sizeable annual budget:between UKL 1 and 1 .5 milliard which is to increase over the next five-year period.
The rates vary from 40 percent of eligible investment for projects up to Lire 2 milliard, to less than 26 percent for projects over Lire 15 milliard.
It is therefore assumed that the annual commodity production of the sterile class is entirely in its hands at the beginning of the movement set out in the Tableau, and consequently that its whole working capital, consisting of raw materials to the value of one milliard, has been converted into goods to the value of two milliards, one-half of which represents the price of the means of subsistence consumed during this transformation.