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depense (6)
asylum (6)

depense budgetaire
budgetary expenditure

pratiquement personne ne regardait a la depense.
for most, money was no object.

vetement destine a une depense d'energie
energy expenditure garment

depenses a la charge
expenditure

ii. depenses a prevoir
ii. requirements

le ˆ ´ ´ gouvernement a depense plus de 200 000 millions de dollars pour construire des immeubles modernes.
nunavut. the government spent over $200,000 million to build up-to-date buildings.

tableau a i depenses de r & d
table a : r & d expenditure

ix. reclamations d1 pour depenses afferentes a
ix. d1 departure cost claims 103 - 139 27

vetement servant a depenser de l'energie
energy expenditure garment

depenses administratives (partie a du budget)
administrative expenditure (part a of the budget)

montant horaire (a) des depenses totales en
employers' expenditures on wages and related

- depenses concernant les personnes liees a l'institution
title 1 - expenditure relating to persons workinc with the institution

a. total depenses fonctionnaires - chapitre 11 f- 12
expenditure on staff a. total fob officials - chapters 11 + 12

11600 annexe ii titre iii – depenses relatives a l’assemblee
11600 appendix ii vote iii – expenditure of the assembly

12.3 depenses budgetaires dû gouvernement central*) l a ?.§
12.3 budget expenditure of the centralt government*)

revenus d'investissements directs recettes depenses solde dont: a. revenus non distribues
income from direct investment receipts expenditure balance of which: a.

je peux dire sans equivoque ´ ´ ´ aux honorables senateurs que ce groupe a depense 356 $ et 206 $ au ` ´ cours des deux dernieres annees respectivement.
i can tell honourable senators unequivocally that this particular group has spent $356 and $206 in the last two years respectively.

entre avril 2002 et ´ ´ mars 2006, le gouvernement a depense plus de 40 millions de dollars ´ ´ ˆ en frais juridiques pour defendre les interets de notre industrie du bois d’œuvre.
between april 2002 and march 2006, the government spent more than $40 million in legal fees defending the interests of our softwood lumber industry.

depenses éligibles
eligible costs