Sentences with phrase «francs before»
Souleymane Seye Ndiaye), a married man who requests that his wife be paid his fee of a million Francs before his departure on the dangerous journey.
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As a result, firms will be allowed to accept public funds from more than 20 persons up to 1 million Swiss francs before being classified as a commercial entity, so long as they don't re-invest those deposits.
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Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam earned 5.3 % less last year than he did the year before — a mere 9.7 million Swiss francs ($ 10.26 million) for 2017 — thanks to shareholder pressure.
Profit before tax at wealth management was 1.1 billion Swiss francs ($ 1.1 billion), just under the company - compiled estimates of 1.2 billion francs.
Two days later (on Monday, January 13) before the officials of the Aero Club of France, he repeated this performance for a third time, and won the Deutsch - Archdeacon prize of 50,000 francs ($ 10,000) for the first flight by a heavier - than - air machine of one kilometer in a closed circuit.
Her daughter was seated at another little machine, and was merely making a little alteration in the hole which her mother had drilled; and six hundred of such holes must be made before they could earn three francs.
Before this indie darling hit the shelves, the only two farming RPGs popular enough to be household names were the long running franc...
«The Red Vineyard» was sold to impressionist painter Anna Boch for 400 francs a few months before his death.
«In fact, this profit statement reflects legitimate income from activities conducted before 2015, primarily a parting bonus for past work from the Ringier Collection in the amount of 1 million Swiss Francs.»
Eight years ago, when Vincent van Gogh's Garden at Auvers went up for auction in Paris, the late - period work — painted just weeks before the artist's suicide in July 1890 — was valued at more than 200 million francs, nearly $ 30 million.
They range in price from 6 to 120 swiss francs but no doubt the MAKE types will have them knocked off before Christmas.
Those outrageously overpriced bread rolls didn't sustain us for long, so before our train headed off to Zurich airport, DD took our last 18 Swiss francs (around $ 22 Aussie dollars) and went to a supermarket in search of affordable sustenance.