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Note that this estimate may vary slightly, due to some months being longer or shorter.
The saving of 1.3 billion guilders seems to me to be a cautious estimate.
However, there was no agreed plan, nor an estimate of the cost involved.
According to one estimate, this will mean another 500 translators and interpreters.
The 10 percent increase is an estimate for the whole insurance business (and not for ÖKK).
estimate to complete
estimate of damages
sales estimate
estimate (anche: valuation price)
estimate (anche: to reckon, to evaluate, to appreciate, to assess)
I think it is impossible to under-estimate the importance of what has been achieved in Copenhagen.
This is how we were able, last week, to estimate the surface area of Portugal destroyed by fires to be 400 000 hectares.
Can you, on the basis of the package about to be adopted, already estimate whether the digital divide really will be reduced?
It is very important that both small and large businesses contact their local banks and estimate how much currency they will require to
Notes that the budget outline is a preliminary estimate of resources;
Notes that the budget outline is a preliminary estimate of resources;
Notes that the budget outline is a preliminary estimate of resources;
(a) Preliminary estimate of resources to accommodate the proposed programme of activities during the biennium;
(a) A preliminary estimate of resources needed to accommodate the proposed programme of activities during the biennium;
estimate [Edil]
estimate [Cin & TV]
estimate {sostantivo}
estimate {sostantivo} (anche: tender, calculation, budget, bid)
The preliminary estimate of the cost of the project for the period 1998 - 2005 was around USD 758 million.
to reckon up an estimate
estimate of cost
cost estimate
Do we have similar estimates from other countries?
to estimate {verbo}
to estimate [estimated|estimated] {v.} (anche: to evaluate, to appreciate, to assess, rate sth)
I should like to ask the Commissioner if she could estimate when we shall have this opinion from the Commission.
So we can only estimate it.
make a rough estimate
This would enable us to estimate the credibility and liquidity of this future pan-European exchange.
to estimate [estimated|estimated] {v.} (anche: to reckon, to evaluate, to appraise, to appreciate)
So you can actually estimate the population size based on the diversity of the genetics.
Here, I can estimate exactly how many cards are put between my royal flush.
The towns concerned estimate that it will be spread over 40 years.
When I look around, I think I can estimate the number of Members present at about 60 to 70.
We estimate that the annual cost of administrative constraints on our businesses is ECU 200 billion.
to estimate [estimated|estimated] {v.} (anche: to reckon, to quote)
Experts estimate this at more than ECU 150 billion a year.
to estimate the cost at EUR 100
The cost of the disasters in Greece is estimated to be at least EUR 600 million.
In 1997, the value of the resources in the North was estimated at USD 25 billion.
It is estimated that 4 hours of total study time is required to complete the course.
to estimate [estimated|estimated] {v.} (anche: to put on)
But there is no point in running scared; the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development takes the view that, if we estimate pre...
So, either there is not proper implementation - a fault which will have to be tackled - or the items really were estimated too high.
I cannot help thinking that many administrative expenses are intentionally estimated on the generous side in order to have the extra funding for buildings in reserve.
to estimate [estimated|estimated] {v.} (anche: to evaluate, to assess, to gauge)
There is no way he could pay the estimated cost for the assessment of that product which is in a low toxicity range.
to estimate [estimated|estimated] {v.} (anche: to appraise, to assess, to mark, to rate)
It is still too early to estimate the harvest of cereals for 1996, either at Community or at world-wide level.
Global performance is estimated according to a range of often conflicting criteria that are well-known to tyre-manufacturers.
to estimate [estimated|estimated] {v.}
to estimate [estimated|estimated] {v.}
Last year we had about two million people, which is about 10 times what we ever estimated.
With the transfer of EUR 175 million we have estimated EUR 25 million more than we expected.
The sale price has been set at CHF 1.3 billion, resulting in an estimated pre-tax gain for UBS of around CHF 350 million.
It is conceivable that part of the estimates which they are making relate to the anticipated costs associated with enlargement.
to estimate [estimated|estimated] {v.} (anche: to number, to figure)
Tobacco leads to a dependence estimated at 25 or 35 %.
The loss was estimated at around EUR 27.4 million.
The damage in Lower Austria alone is currently estimated at over one billion Austrian schillings.
In her splendid and balanced report, Anne Glase estimates the volume of undeclared work in the EU at between 10 and 20 per cent of GNP.
Several months ago now, Commissioner Patten estimated the destruction of such infrastructures by the Israeli army at EUR 20 million.
to estimate [estimated|estimated] {v.} (anche: to believe, to fancy, to trust, to guess)
Whether 140 000 jobs would go, as Mr Ephremidis estimates, we do not know.
I believe that the Romanian Government has problems in estimating the number of orphans who are presently in the orphanage system in that country.
to estimate [estimated|estimated] {v.}
I disagree with the estimated effects of all these amendments, but I think that is consistent with my position at all times.
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