rente การใช้

• So they rente $ oTt half the building as rehearsal space.
• The novel " Renters rente " was filmed as a Danish TV series in 1996.
• Jahrhunderts geh鰎ten die Herren von Sickingen zur imperial knightschaft im Ritterkanton Odenwald of the Wei遝nau redizierte Rente entsch鋎igt.
• Purchases of French " rentes ", made to strengthen the new Orleans dynasty, involved Haldimand in losses.
• From 1760 to 1848, the governing body was known as " Vestindisk-guineiske rente-og generaltoldkammer ".
• She competed at the 2015 European Games, where she won the women's synchronized bronze medal together with Ana Rente.
• Politicization spreads to a great extent because major entrepreneurs are identical to the rente-capitalists who are indeed susceptible to political changes.
• His most known quotation " Die Rente ist sicher " ( loosely translated into : " Pensions are secure " ) is actually a misquotation.
• It was actually a slogan he wielded in 1986 ( " Eins ist sicher : Die Rente ", " one thing is certain : The pension " ).
• Humbert had organized a generous pension plan she had named " Rente Viag鑢e " to get more money and used it to pay her debts and buy bonds.
• Financial crises hit the royal household repeatedly, and so in 1523, Francis I established a government bond system in Paris, the " rentes sur l'H魌el de Ville ".
• A son retour, le roi lui propose la survivance de la charge de secr閠aire d'閠at de Monsieur de Sceaux, en 閏hange de livres de rente ?verser aux h閞itiers.
• His name is best known for the so-called " Riester-Rente ", a grant-aided privately funded pension scheme, which was created during his term of office.
• Other changes included the creation of the " R間ie des Rentes du Qu閎ec " ( Quebec Pension Plan ) and new labour codes that made unionizing easier and gave workers the right to strike.
• The most important public source for borrowing was through the system of " rentes sur l'H魌el de Ville " of Paris, a kind of government bond system offering investors annual interest.
• It was during this period that the government established the Caisse de d閜魌 et placement du Qu閎ec, the R間ie des rentes and the Soci閠?g閚閞ale de financement to promote the development of the industries in Quebec.
• In speaking of their public funds ( " rentes " ) they do not mention the ideal capital sum, but speak of the annuity or annual payment that is received by the public creditor.
• Immovables such as land, offices, and rentcharges ( " rentes constitu閑s " ) were considered separate property if acquired by one of the spouses prior to the marriage or inherited directly by either spouse.
• The upper middle class, once they had made their fortunes, frequently lived by buying the debts and collecting " rentes " from the nobility and the government, which during the 18th century were both always short of cash.
• He bought depreciated " rentes " and had them raised to their nominal value by the treasury; he extorted gifts from the financiers for his protection, being Fouquet's confidant in many operations of which he shared the profits.