Sentence examples for kroner as from inspiring English sources

Whoever it was, he paid his fine of 2,500 kroner, as did the other players there.

As A-ha prepare for their final concerts, the Oslo band are investing in a new generation of Norwegian musicians, giving away millions of kroner as part of a talent grant.

Such is the faith in the kroner as a haven that foreign investors are buying kroner debt with negative yields, in effect paying Denmark to take their money.The budget deficit of 1.8% of GDP also compares favourably with much of Europe, but Denmark's public spending (the highest in the EU as a share of GDP) must be cut because of demographic change.

I believe both little tidbits have been taken down, but I think it's safe to say that following this weekend you'll be free to lay out as many kroner as you have to get that thing.

For all of 2009, Opera's profit fell 65 percent, to 30.9 million kroner, even as revenue rose 59 percent, to 184.9 million kroner.

Macquarie Airports, the world's No.2 airport operator, offered to buy Copenhagen Airports, valuing the airfield owner at about 15.7 billion kroner ($2.5 billion) as the Australian company accelerates expansion in Europe.

Open image in new window Fig. 9 Vehicle purchase tax as a function of curb weight, combustion engine power, and type approval CO2 and NOX emission rates, in Norway 2014 (NOK = Norwegian kroner. As of 1 July 2014, €11 = NOK 8.43).

This sum and the derived values are all presented in Euros using a conversion from Norwegian Kroner calculated as 1 € = 7.45 NKr (June 2002).

In the first case, we calculate the economic benefit (measured in Norwegian Kroner, NOK) as a result of the employment effect of the intervention.

iZettle does not disclose its revenues, but it is not yet profitable and in 2015 (the most recent published accounts), its losses of 295 million kroner ($41.3 million) was nearly as high as its revenues of 300 million kroner.

The household income was classified as both the participant and her partner having <300,000 Norwegian Kroner (NOK)/y, as either the participant or her partner having ≥300,000 NOK/y or as the participant and her partner both having ≥300,000 NOK/y.