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English-French translation for "as per"
"as per" French translation
as per
as per [bus.]
as per {preposition}
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Similar translations for "as per" in French
This phased reduction would represent 3 % per year as from 2002.
In other areas in Portugal there can be as many as five head per hectare.
Minimum standards of animal protection – as per Amendment 11 – are necessary.
It appears that the least developed countries are spending as little as USD 8 per person on healthcare.
As far as economic aspects per se are concerned, the ECOFIN Council needs to revise the agenda.
We have made no change to the Council Budget, as per the agreement between Parliament and the Council.
We might be mistaken in using the gross domestic product per inhabitant as the sole indicator.
The speed should be 0.15 metres per second, whereas in the English text gives it as 0.015 metres per second.
As per the title of the Commission's White Paper on the topic, youth policy can certainly be given a new impetus.
The geographic scope of the aid activities will be determined as per the identified priority needs.
Does it mean that if you are selling Chippendale chairs they are quoted as price per leg, for example?
I want to confirm what I said this morning: the document will be made public as per the interinstitutional agreement.
Ninety-seven per cent – not one hundred per cent, as we in Europe offer – is a major step forward.
We should instead try to ensure that, throughout Europe, wages increase at the same rate as the per capita GDP.
I propose, therefore, that we should keep the arrangements as per the agenda, with the debate on Friday and the vote at a later date.
We regard, for instance, the Commission's prognosis of an anticipated annual increase of approximately 2.5 per cent, as too optimistic.
At the same time, we know that the United States consumes more than twice as much energy per produced unit as is on average the case in the EU.
Spanish beet producers alone will suffer losses that could amount to as much as EUR 60 million per year.
I emphasise quite specifically that this is not about the Commission per se as a whole, but about the criticisms levelled at several Commissioners.

