Examples of using Non-repayable in English and their translations into German
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Non-repayable aid.
This benefit is also paid as a non-repayable full grant.
From non-repayable grants to state venture capital.
Printing subsidies are generally granted as non-repayable subsidies.
Financing: Repayable loans or non-repayable subsidies Where do you place your application?
Operations to be financed from current resources non-repayable.
Public subsidies: provision of(non-repayable) public funds for carrying out a project.
The best way ofdoing that is not always by contributing non-repayable money.
Non-repayable margin payments(also known as variation margin) reduce the financial liability created through a derivative;
In general, infrastructure there is financed under the Structural Funds(non-repayable aid) rather than through EIB loans.
Improving the use of non-repayable public funding and/or loans on favourable terms to finance the initiatives covered by the various enabling pillars;
Council Regulation(EC) 1083/2006 does not, by contrast,provide a definition of assistance as either repayable or non-repayable.
Production companies will be encouraged through the grant of non-repayable aid to develop packages of projects that meet a medium-term development strategy.
But the marriage between Chinese savings and American consumption had a fatal flaw:it created non-repayable debts.
I should like to point out that the European Union has been a donor of non-repayable aid to Central America in general, and Nicaragua in particular, for many years.
Receivers of BAföG with their own child/children under 10 years in a household receive, if they apply for it,a childcare supplement to the amount of 130€ per child per month as a non-repayable full grant.
The first protocol provided EUA 725 million(EIB loans,special loans and non-repayable budget funds), of which Egypt, Morocco and Algeria together received 60 per cent.
It should be recalled in this connectionthat at the end of 1978 financing for the development of industrial production totalled 272,708 MEUA from EDF resources in the form of non-repayable aid, special loans and risk capital.
Scholarships Every year we award numerous non-repayable scholarships to UK, EU and international students on the basis of academic excellence, personal circumstances or economic hardship.
However, innovative and research activities necessary to achieve EUheadline targets may be discouraged as the non-repayable support is more effective for innovative, R& D intensive projects far from the market.
Since non-repayable grants are not available commercially, the recipient, in the absence of such a grant, would have had to raise the equivalent amount from commercial sources and repay it with interest over a period of time.
In the meantime, transitional financing solutions were applied for thebudgets in 1984(repayableintergovernmental advances outside the ownresources ceiling) and 1985 non-repayable advances.
I would also point out, whilst on this subject, that the macro-financial assistance provided in the form of a non-repayable grant and a loan will be paid into an account at the Central Bank, in order to increase its currency reserves and boost the balance of payments.
Support will be given, as under Media I, in the form of loans never exceeding 50% of the cost of the project supported, except that Community support for trainingschemes may be given in the form of non-repayable grants of up to 75.
Whereas newbuild andenhancement projects have long been financed via non-repayable construction cost subsidies, maintenance of the existing network has been supported with funds from a performance and funding agreement reached between the federal government and the network operator since 2009.
Amongst the estimated€ 21 billion in Structural Funds expenditure allocated to measures directly targeting SMEs,conventional grant aid(i.e. non-repayable finance) accounts for nearly a third whilst training measures represent 17.
Lastly, the Committee would stress the need to work out in the longterm a way of reducing rather than increasing non-repayable aid, leading to an overall reduction in public aid for the European economy: such public aid should therefore be flanked by soft loans, preferential interest rates, loan guarantees and capital participation, with better coordination between aid from the Funds and loans from the European Investment Bank, banks and the finance sector.
Item 6.1'Balancing the budget' contains, in 1984, repayable advances made by the Member States(ECU 593.5 million), and in 1985 the remainder of therepayable advances from 1984(ECU 408.3 million) and of the non-repayable advances made by the Member States ECU 1 242.4 million.