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1 funds
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2 funds
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3 funds of bank
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4 funds on hand
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5 funds advanced against a line of credit
кошти, авансовані зі спільної обумовленої суми кредитуThe English-Ukrainian Dictionary > funds advanced against a line of credit
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6 funds committed
виділені кошти; зобов'язання щодо фінансування; зобов'язання щодо виділення коштів -
7 funds statement
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8 funds-in-trust
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9 embezzlement of public funds
= embezzlement of state funds привласнення державних коштівEnglish-Ukrainian law dictionary > embezzlement of public funds
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10 embezzlement of state funds
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > embezzlement of state funds
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11 laundering funds
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12 laundering of funds
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13 electronic funds transfer at point of sale
(EFTPOS)банк., торг., роз. електронний переказ грошей за фактом продажуелектронна система, яка дозволяє покупцеві (buyer¹) оплатити закупівлю кредитною (credit card) або дебетовою карткою (debit card), завдяки чому фонди (funds²) з його банківського рахунка (account²) автоматично перераховуються на рахунок продавця; ♦ електронний переказ грошей за фактом продажу здійснюється з допомогою платіжної магнітної картки і особистого ідентифікаційного номера (personal identification number)The English-Ukrainian Dictionary > electronic funds transfer at point of sale
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14 appropriated funds
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15 appropriation bill of funds
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16 budget funds
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17 budgetary funds
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18 defaulter of unaccounted funds
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19 deposit funds
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20 disposable funds
См. также в других словарях:
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