Sentence examples for euro contribution from inspiring English sources

He said that the German Government was in the process of preparing its 2010 budget and would like to be able to make an additional contribution to the ANA Trust Fund, but that parliamentary questions and concerns about how the initial 50 million euro contribution was being handled could make this increasingly difficult.

The one million Euro contribution from the Spanish Government will be used to strengthen the capacity of the health system to deliver proven and effective interventions for maternal, newborn and child mortality reduction.

NEW YORK, 12 November 2015 – La Caixa Foundation will support UNICEF with a 5 million euro contribution to identify innovative ways to improve the diagnosis of pneumonia among children, the two organizations announced today at the Pneumonia Innovation Summit.

La Caixa Foundation, UNICEF launch new partnership to fight childhood pneumonia NEW YORK, 12 November 2015 – La Caixa Foundation will support UNICEF with a 5 million euro contribution to identify innovative ways to improve the diagnosis of pneumonia among children, the two organizations announced today at the Pneumonia Innovation Summit.

But Mr Willetts indicated his nation would make a "one-off, 20m-euro" contribution to the propulsion module project.

Mr Kenny reiterated the Irish government's commitment to look at providing additional funding for the road beyond the initial 50m euros contribution in 2015.

KAMPALA, 13th April 2015- The European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department (ECHO) has provided an additional 1 Million Euros contribution to the United Nations Children's Fund UNICEFF) to support the agency's 2015 emergency response to South Sudanese refugees in Uganda.

It has long stayed out of the agency's human spaceflight activities, but agreed to a "one-off, 20m-euro" contribution because of the technology development it could enable in a number of British companies.

Mr. Batista released the statement after abstaining from a vote authorizing the I.M.F. to send another 1.8 billion euro ($2.4 billion) contribution to the Greek bailout.

The country refused to join in the €80 billion ($105 billion) euro-zone contribution to the bail-out of Greece.

In addition to lower annual fees, Irish colleges have the discretion to waive the 2,250 euros student contribution altogether, in extenuating circumstances.