Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Whose cost in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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At whose cost?
If we find a project whose cost is.
The new establishment, whose cost is estimated at 2 696 mio DM(1 380 MECU)
The mortgage is a traditional guarantee whose cost is relatively high.
Set-aside measures, whose cost is estimated at ECU 25 million, will be financed(outside the above allocation)
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The timber industry's prices are determined by competitors whose costs are in dollars.
Substantial refurbishment' means a refurbishment whose cost exceeds 50% of the investment cost for a new comparable unit in accordance with Decision 2007/74/EC
Copper clad PCB is a kind of metal core PCB whose cost is much higher than aluminium.
particularly since the fleets concerned consume high quantities of fuel whose cost has risen so much in recent years.
But at whose cost?
1- The mortgage is a traditional guarantee whose cost is relatively high.
To American distributors, Europe already is a single market for products whose costs are wholly recouped on the world
the payments which you carry out by chart translate on your statement of account by exchange transactions whose cost is integrated in the rate of exchange.
€̃substantial refurbishmentâ€TM means a refurbishment whose cost exceeds 50Â% of the investment cost for a new comparable unit;
The in-orbit validation phase, whose cost is again shared equally between the European Union
Generally, those investments are eligible, whose costs do not exceed€ 5 million.
entering into negotiations concerning the leases on certain replacement buildings, whose cost is currently borne by the Belgian State.
The European Court of Auditors recently stated that"projects whose costs are declared under SCOs[Simplified Cost Options] are less error prone.
This includes all working and storage accommodation other than the specific JET buildings which are referred to in the EUR-JET-R5 report and whose cost is included in the JET Project Estimate.
Inseparable, nonagricultural secondary activities are activities whose costs cannot be observed separately from those of the agricultural activity.
under the same conditions as those applied to its own insured persons- treatment whose cost will be borne by the Member State of affiliation.
veritable European micro-institutions whose cost comes to more than EUR 1 billion
the Commission to these imports whose costs were much lower than the world prices.
it is a traditional guarantee whose cost is relatively high tax of land publicity
In addition, there are approximately 3 000 staff based in a number of research establishments, whose costs are borne by the research budget.
Firms perceive continuing training as an investment whose cost/benefit ratio has to be optimized.
The drug companies keep developing expensive products that they market through the medical industry and whose cost is borne primarily through insurance.
A shift from traditionally defined benefit final pay schemes to pension schemes whose cost can be more easily controlled can indeed be observed.
However, this situation still appears to be insufficient where some of the priority projects which are key components of the network are concerned and whose cost burden on the Member States is considerable see table above.
Participating countries shall choose, from among the multilateral controls organised by them, those whose costs are to be borne by the Community in accordance with Article 11.