Examples of using Total commitments in English and their translations into Slovak
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TOTAL COMMITMENTS.
Defined as the netted total commitments in a given currency.
TOTAL COMMITMENTS.
Following the implementation of the"n+2 rule",EUR 37.2 million were decommitted(1.28% of total commitments for the corresponding instalment).
Total commitments for the year 8 826.
Estimated as 20% of 1 062.6 billion euros,which corresponds to the total commitments at current prices of the 2014-2020 multiannual financial framework.
(Total commitments= Total payments).
As regards the implementation of the"n+2 rule", the estimates for decommitments were around EUR50 million for 2005(8.9% of total commitments for 2003).
Total commitments are set at €168.7 billion.
This trend continued and by 31 May 2015, 11 299 projects had been approved(+28.4%), which represent 8.28%of the total number of projects and consume 11.47% of the EFF total commitments.
Total commitments are set at EUR 168.7 billion.
After the analysis of exceptions to the"n+2 rule"(State aid, major projects etc.), the estimate of resources at risk of decommitmentis EUR 42 million(only 0.19% of total commitments).
Total commitments amounted to €189.6 million, comprising.
Part I- The TFGR had a functional operational structure but lacked a single strategic orientation and dedicated budget 18 24 Due to the financing from different budget lines,the Commission was not able to precisely determine the total commitments(and therefore total potential cost) of TA activities in Greece.
Total commitments amounted to €128.1 million, comprising.
In addition,it examined 43 other development programmes and projects(total commitments: 1 073 million euro), where support to the environment was not the primary objective, in order to assess how well environmental aspects had been integrated into these interventions. 7.
Total commitments amounted to€ 1,699 million, comprising.
(31) For cohesion, the following total commitments were foreseen in the Financial Framework 2000-2006: 261 billion euro(see 2006 accounts) and the Financial Framework 2007-2013: 348 billion euro(see 2011 accounts), i.e. an increase of 33%.
Total commitments reached EUR 27.1 billion in 2005(EUR 26.5 billion in 2004).
Total commitments are set at €157.88 billion and payments at €134.49 billion.
Total commitments from the euro area and the IMF under both programmes currently add up to 245.7 billion euro.
ESF total commitments related to 2007-13 operational programmes amounted to EUR 10.486 million(99.88%).
In 2010, total commitments entered into by the Commission for external actions amounted to 11 107 million euro1.
The total commitments are set at €165.8 billion, which is an increase of 3.2% compared with the 2018 budget as amended over the past months.
Total commitments amount to EUR 1 554.9 million, of which EUR 559.97 million is EFF funding, EUR 265.6 million is national public contribution and EUR 729.3 million is private funding.
Lazarus total commitment on past roles had been borderline unnerving.