検索ワード: what to pay (デンマーク語 - ポルトガル語)

where the participant is , or is deemed by its cb to be , insolvent or unable to pay its debts ;
where the participant is , or is deemed by its cb to be , insolvent or unable to pay its debts ;

members will be required to pay a modest annual fee, dependant upon the class of member, which has yet to be determined.
members will be required to pay a modest annual fee, dependant upon the class of member, which has yet to be determined.

[4] bookmakers have to pay a percentage of their profits to the horseracing levy board to finance the racing industry.
[4] bookmakers have to pay a percentage of their profits to the horseracing levy board to finance the racing industry.

the issue by the participant of a written declaration of its inability to pay all or any part of its debts or to meet its obligations arising in relation to intraday credit ;
the issue by the participant of a written declaration of its inability to pay all or any part of its debts or to meet its obligations arising in relation to intraday credit ;

( f ) where the participant is , or is deemed by its cb to be , insolvent or unable to pay its debts ;
( f ) where the participant is , or is deemed by its cb to be , insolvent or unable to pay its debts ;

however, there are indications that the market is willing to pay substantially more (i.e. around gbp 500 million).
however, there are indications that the market is willing to pay substantially more (i.e. around gbp 500 million).

( d ) the issue by the participant of a written declaration of its inability to pay all or any part of its debts or to meet its obligations arising in relation to intraday credit ;
( d ) the issue by the participant of a written declaration of its inability to pay all or any part of its debts or to meet its obligations arising in relation to intraday credit ;

furthermore, since the transaction was comparable to a "leveraged buyout", racing would not have to pay for the tote but the price for the transaction would be effectively financed through the tote itself.
furthermore, since the transaction was comparable to a "leveraged buyout", racing would not have to pay for the tote but the price for the transaction would be effectively financed through the tote itself.

(41) based on the information submitted by the uk authorities, the commission has serious doubts that the transaction can be regarded as being free of aid because, instead of paying the market price, racing is supposed to pay only 50 % of what is called a "fair value" of the tote as estimated by pwc.
(41) based on the information submitted by the uk authorities, the commission has serious doubts that the transaction can be regarded as being free of aid because, instead of paying the market price, racing is supposed to pay only 50 % of what is called a "fair value" of the tote as estimated by pwc.