Examples of using Total resources in English and their translations into German
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Total resources.
Natural gas, total resources terajoules.
Total resources.
The sum of the total intermediate inputs, primary inputs, transfers and imports equals total resources R so that.
Total resources raised.
It has now also transpired that Member Stateshave not used six billion euros of the total resources which were increased last year following some hard battles.
Total resources/uses.
The allocation proposed in the Commission's draft regulations for cohesion funds for the individual targets isacceptable only if there is an increase of 1.14% in total resources.
Total resources at mixed prices.
The European funding has attracted€ 10.6 million in further investment from the public sector and€ 1.1million from the private sector, creating total resources of€ 22.4 million.
Total resources/uses.
Decommitments of resources in the absence of a valid payment claim with the time delays set by the n+2 at theend of 2004 were minor relative to total resources deployed.
Natural gas, total resources selected data set.
The contracting parties shall inform the Commission of all the basic matters required for the Commission to fulfilits tasks and of the measures taken and the total resources used therefor.
Natural gas, total resources(terajoules)- for all countries Overview.
The European funding will attract€ 44.8 million in further investment from the public sector and€ 7.9 million from the private sector,creating total resources of€ 105.4 million.
INTAS calculates that total resources of MECU 200 were raised for the projects funded.
During the period 2002-2003, the European funding in this region will attract€ 1.11 million in further investment from the public sector, and€0.07 million from the private sector, creating total resources of€ 3.78 million.
At 31 December 2009, the Fund's total resources were 1 240 million euro, compared with 1 091 million euro at 31 December 2008.
The contribution to ENPI and IPA from the Cohesion Policy Heading would be broken down by Member State concerned andwould contribute to total resources from the Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund for the purpose of the 4% ceiling.
The total resources necessary to enable the Agency to fulfil its expanded mandate amount to 363.963 million for the period 2017-2020.
In Article 4, the third, fourth and fifth paragraphs to be added shallread as follows:"From 1 January 2000, total resources available for commitments in the period 2000 to 2006 should be EUR 18 billion at 1999 prices.
By 2008, total resources for HIV programs in low- and middle-income countries were an incredible 50 times higher than they were just 12 years earlier.
The European funding amounts to about€ 21.3 million and will attract about€ 29 million of national co-financing, private sector involvement and third country contributions,creating total resources of about€ 50 million.
Total resources available for commitments for the Czech Republic, Estonia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Slovenia and Slovakia in the period from the date of accession to 2006 should be EUR 7.5905 billion at 1999 prices.
During the period 2002-2003, the European funding in these regions will attract€ 2.2 million in further investment from the public sector, and about€ 2 million from the private sector,creating total resources of about€ 15.7 million.
Financial resources For the period 1993 to 1999, the total resources available for commitment for the Fund under this Regulation and Regulation(EEC) No 792/93, as set out in the Interinstitutional Agreement of 29 October 1993, shall be ECU 15 150 million at 1992 prices.
Another major issue which the Council will have to consider at the time of the Commission's proposals is the extent to which support should be given to those countries in central andeastern Europe who seek to accede to the European Union as a proportion of the total resources which are available for expenditure within the existing Union.
Noting that the resources available under Stabex for 1990 were not sufficient to cover all transfer rights, the Commission proposed, in application of Article 121(4) of Decision 91/482/EEC, to reduce the transfer rights of French Polynesia andthe Falkland Islands because the sum of these rights exceeded the total resources available.