English-Dutch translation for "to accrue"

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to raise, to up, to increase, to advance)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to vegetate, to increase, to grow, to augment)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to result, to originate, to derive, to come)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to result, to originate, to derive, to come)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to spring, to result, to originate, to derive)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to result, to well up, to originate, to spring)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to prosper, to grow, to be succesful, to bloom)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to increase, to freshen, to grow, to augment)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to grow, to go up, to get up, to blend)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to grow)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to increase, to advance, to ascend, to go up)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to lift, to rise, to increase, to advance)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to lift, to rise, to increase, to advance)

to accrue [accrued|accrued] {vb} (also: to grow, to augment, to increase)

     to accrue to

     to accrue from

     to accrue from

     to accrue to

     to accrue from

Sixty per cent of this would accrue to developing countries.

First: accrue wealth, power, and prestige, then lose it.

As a consequence of this, partners are accruing massive interest rate payments.

Firstly, within the proposals before us, the Commission attempts to accrue more power for itself.

It is currently very difficult to accrue pension rights earned consecutively in different countries.

The pension rights accruing to MEPs must be linked to the investment performance of their pension fund.

Several countries with high levels of value added tax put the accruing revenue towards public sector expenditure.

Benefits can accrue for business from the use of the Internet and the related e-commerce opportunities.

A third of all work is done by men, but nine tenths of all income is accrued by men.

The aim will be to make the public aware of the rewards and advantages accruing in Europe through diversity.

Such penalties must be effective and make it possible to block additional benefits or other advantages accruing to employers.

Two thirds of all work is done by women, but only a tenth of all income is accrued by women.

It is impossible to identify precisely where benefits accrue and costs are incurred within a single market.

The cooperation that has come from that interdependence has allowed unprecedented material benefits to accrue to the Member States of the Union.

Europe, though, must always be asking itself what added value accrues from action at the European level, and in what way it benefits the public.