Examples of euro

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On the subject of development aid, there is a danger that up to 700 million euros will not be used by the end of 2007.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Every year around three billion euros are set aside there - rather more than that, in fact.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Without it charities will lose millions of euros each year.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
I am pleased that the consumer credits defined in this draft directive have a minimum of 200 euros and a maximum of 75 000 euros.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Sixty euros is a third of the average monthly wage.
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I also believe that they will not feel they have wasted those few euros in ensuring their safety.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The amendment submitted in the plenum for limiting the farmers' income to maximum 50,000 euros per year is unjustified.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
What will our farmers do when they see their prices go down in euros, even if the basic prices in dollars remain stable?
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Nevertheless, a whole set of unknowns exists in relation to consumers, who are the euro's end users.
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The fund (of almost one million euros) will go to support workers specialising in the trade and production of machinery.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Potentially that market is worth billions of euros.
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Students have no books, and teachers earn the equivalent of a few euros per month.
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Millions of euros have been spent on compensation, reducing the numbers of fishermen and re-training them in those regions.
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According to research, over 60% of consumers still do not think in euros when they consider the prices of products.
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A large share of the world's bonds is now denominated in euros.
The costs of the international studies reviewed herein, were converted into euros based on the year 2000 value to compare the different results.
Both organizations are publicly funded and together have a staff of approximately 130 and a total annual budget exceeding 20 million euros.
The costs of the various screening methods were calculated in euros at the 2004 price level.
The deal was estimated at several billion euros.
The group then urged the state to launch a new contribution of one million euros per year for music export.
At about 182.00 euros (approximately $200) per month, average monthly household income is close to the national median.
The average tariff per household was 1.16 euros (5.12 litas) per month.
All costs are reported in euros at the 2002 price level.
Renting or purchasing medical devices entailed an annual expense of 10,236 euros, that is, 157 + 68 euros per patient and per year.
Chronic medication totaled 515,055 euros, for a mean of 7,924 + 2,323 euros per patient and per year.
Unit costs were expressed in euros of year 2005.
Central banks and private traders worldwide have been steadily diversifying their currency holdings by adding euros to their portfolios.
Cost prices are presented in euros from the baseline year 2004, and otherwise indexed to the baseline year.
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