Examples of using Average payment in English and their translations into Romanian
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Programming
Average Payment period.
To invest less than those whose average payment.
Average payment delays by size.
Easybitcoinfaucet- interval of 10 minutes, the average payment of 200 Satoshi;
About the average payment period they face.
An amount not exceeding 15% of the national average payment per beneficiary;
What was the average payment delays? Manufacturing industries.
The majority(61%) of the respondents that are focused on the domestic market reported that average payment terms, over the last six months, varied between 60 to 90 days.
Average payment delays remain stable: 41.4 days, as in 2016.
Price"admission ticket"(including the cost of equipment and installation) and the average payment is about three times higher, than the cost of digital TV services"Tricolor Tv".
Average payment delays are shorter for domestic companies than for exporters.
UAE companies- exporters and domestic suppliers alike- reported average payment terms of 60 to 90 days, with average payment delays of 30 to 60 days.
The total average payment for a jackpot is circa 1,250 balls or the equivalent of 5,000 yens.
The fact is that this work is very low-paid,so earning an amount that will be equal to at least half of the average payment for the day(while working all day while working) is quite problematic.
Average payment delays of over 210 days were only cited by 4% of surveyed companies(9% for exporters).
The trade and retailing sector has also suffered from prolonged delays in payments, with a 23% increase in the number of companies reporting average payment periods of more than 120 days.
On a cross-sector average, payment delays correspond to 41.4 days.
External Convergence: The national envelopes for direct payments for each Member State will be progressively adjusted such that there is not such a wide gap between Member States in the average payment per hectare.
Despite this fact, the average payment duration of suppliers' remains slower by 16 days than the duration of the operational cycle.
In line with the Commission proposals within the Multi-Annual Financial Framework, the national envelopes for direct payments will be adjusted so that those that receive less than 90% of the EU average payment per hectare will receive more.
The average payment delays can be very long in some Member States, threatening the survival of small firms.
The statistics are alarming, above all, with regard to Italy,where the average payment is made at 186 days, peaking at 800 days in regional government with regard to the health sector.
On a cross-sector average, payment delays were up to 30 days- with the exception of the construction and agri-food sectors(>121 days).
In this context, although financing of long-term investmentsis not a priority, the companies in the analyzed sector maintained the average payment term of short-term debt at a high level, of 272 days, up with 35 days over the operational cycle.
In Greece, for example, the average payment period has had to be stretched to as much as 165 days(although things are getting better, as our Greek fellow Member pointed out here).
Small farmers: Any farmer claiming support in 2014 may decide by October 15, 2014 to participate in the Small Farmers Scheme and thereby receive an annual payment fixed by the Member State of between 500€ and 1 000€, regardless of the farm's size.(Thefigure will either be linked to the average payment per beneficiary, or the national average payment per hectare for 3 ha.) This will be an enormous simplification for the farmers concerned and for the national administrations.
An amount corresponding to the national average payment per hectare multiplied by a figure corresponding to the number of hectares with a maximum of three.
External Convergence: The national envelopes for direct payments for each Member State will be progressively adjusted such that those Member States where the average payment(in€ per hectare) is currently below 90% of the EU average will see a gradual increase in their envelope(by 1/3 of the difference between their current rate and 90% of the EU average). .
This will mean that those Member States where the average payment(in€ per hectare) is currently below 90% of the EU average will see a gradual increase in their envelope(by 1/3 of the difference between their current rate and 90% of the EU average). .
The money conversion cycle(calculated by the accrued level of stock and receivable rotation minus the average payment term of suppliers) became negative in 2015, which means that the main financing source was the increase of short-term debts, whose weight in the overall borrowed capitals increased from 42%(2008) to 70%(2015).