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Significados de annual subsidy en inglés
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Uso de annual subsidy en inglés
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The government grants this theatre an annualsubsidy of about fifty thousand dollars.
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He was given an annualsubsidy, and a present of 500 Sniders; being visited also by English officers.
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Yakoob was recognized as the Ameer of Afghanistan, the annualsubsidy paid to his father was to be continued.
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The average annualsubsidy per farm is about 12,200 euros (£10,374).
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A modern conference centre with today's technology could be located in the RDS on a fixed annualsubsidy, but from whom?
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If, however, the conditions required were not fulfilled year by year the Government would stop the payment of the annualsubsidy.
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These warlike mountaineers were brought from the Caucasus and colonized here, with lands, exemption from taxes, and given an annualsubsidy.
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In 1752 he agreed with the King of France, in consideration of a fixed annualsubsidy, to supply six thousand soldiers on demand.
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An annualsubsidy of near seven hundred thousand pounds enabled the King to add probably more than fifty thousand men to his army.
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His catholic majesty guaranteed the Ostend East India company; and agreed to pay an annualsubsidy of four millions of piastres to the emperor.
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The other Bonapartes received an annualsubsidy of 2,500,000 francs, this and the former sum being paid by France.
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To meet the deficit, Charles asked from his Netherland Estates an annualsubsidy of 120,000 crowns for three years.
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Alpiq, BKW, AXPO and other utilities would share a 120 million franc annualsubsidy to help close the gap between production costs and market prices.
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Under that agreement the annualsubsidy paid by the British government to the ameer was increased from £80,000 to £120,000.
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The deal means the authority paying a £500,000 annualsubsidy for up to 15 years, if rental incomes do not rise.
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The conquest was completed by his brother-successor, Osai Apoko (1731), who fined Abo, the neighbour-king, in large sums of gold and fixed an annualsubsidy.