Translation of "Remittance work" in German

Remittance work is of course possible and requests are always welcome.

Development of Apps as remittance work either for iTunes store or company internal.

In addition to my own ideas and creations I also offer remittance work.

Development- and remittance work goes to the Porsche Engineering Group, a subsidiary of Porsche AG.

Remittance work brought him to New York's Juilliard School and to Japan and Australia.

A generally known and established way is to let a service provider digitalise your originals as a remittance work.

The remittance is the work of the Templars – a knight would pay a sum on-site to a local outpost and receive a letter of credit, the amount of which he could get back as needed at other outposts along his route.

Special warranties apply for remittance work that has been cared for and used properly: punching and braiding work - 5 year, seams and pearl embroidery (except on moccasins) - 2 years.

Do you prefer photographing alone? Or do you have to complete a remittance work, but still want to benefit the financial advantages of group travels? Then we got the perfect service for you: TANALA ProService gives you the opportunity to take pictures untroubled in national parks and reserves only accompanied by your personal guide.

Those countries also benefit from the remittances of nurses working in Germany.

This represents a huge consumer market, which is boosted by remittances from Egyptians working abroad.

Remittances from Moldovans working abroad account for approximately 20 per cent of the gross national product.Â

Some of the trade deficit is covered by remittances of Pakistanis working in foreign countries.

Even assuming stability in real estate prices, the global crisis surely will cause a fall in remittances by Africans working good jobs in Europe, the US, Canada, Australia, and the Middle East.

Remittances from Egyptians working in the wealthy Gulf states, another key source of income, are being undermined by the decline in oil prices.

Owing to higher current transfers and remittances from Jordanians working abroad, the current account recorded a surplus of around 5% of GDP.

Currency earnings in Egypt are traditionally linked to tourism, income from the Suez Canal, remittances from Egyptians working abroad and oil sales (Table 7).

Finally the tourist industry, which earned $2.7bn in 1990 (5 % of GNP) expects a collapse in revenues this year (60 % in the first four months of 1991), and there has been a drop in remittances from Yugoslavs working abroad.

The income of the country in the balance of payments with foreign countries derives mainly from exports, from remittances by citizens working in foreign countries, and from tourism.

The second most important source of foreign exchange after export earnings are the remittances of Bangladeshis working abroad – in particular in the Gulf states. Agriculture

The budget depends heavily on international assistance (34%) and remittances of Albanians working abroad (20%).

In many developing countries, declining remittances from nationals working in other countries, loss-making government enterprises and rescue packages for banks put a further strain on budgets that had already been weakened to begin with.

Moreover, remittances by Colombians working abroad grew 8% in 2008, a surprising result when compared to countries such as Mexico and Ecuador, where remittances have fallen.