दोबारा धन लगाना Meaning in English
दोबारा धन लगाना शब्द का अंग्रेजी अर्थ : re-insinuating
, re-invest
ऐसे ही कुछ और शब्द
पुनर्वीतरीलॉजिस्ट
रीलॉजी
राइजर
राइजर पाइपलाइन
रैटर
रेटर
रिएटरमाइन
अस्वीकृत होना
ठुकराया
बिजेक्शन
अस्वीकारता
रेजोबैक
आनंद मनाना
प्रफुल्लित होना
दोबारा-धन-लगाना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण
Together with Denmark, the Pomeranian dukes sided with the Wittelsbachs, and the alliance had gained already ground in 1350 when the conflict ended With the Treaty of Bautzen (16 February): Louis finally came to terms with Charles IV, who re-invested the House of Wittelsbach with Brandenburg.
A condition for Fobaproa to assume the debt was that stockholders of these financial institutions would re-invest their capital.
It was re-investigated in the 1990s by a team from Waseda University, Japan, but it is not open to the public.
As a not-for-profit organization, any surpluses are re-invested in the school.
Following the defeat of Rajapaksa at the presidential election in January 2015, the new government announced that it would re-investigate several unsolved high-profile assassinations, including that of Pararajasingham, which occurred during Rajapaksa's nine-year reign.
When a young person shows an interest in joining Sungura Scouts they enter a pre-investiture period where they learn the fundamentals of the section.
Pre-investment Survey of Forest Resources and.
In the period of re-investment (2001-2007) and unsuccessful attempts of privatisation (2001), on 5 March 2006 the management board of Zakłady Azotowe in Tarnów-Mościce S.
The tax system would support the middle class and the poor, as well as companies that re-invest their profits.
As a registered charity, profits are re-invested in the College to facilitate expansion and development.
The Saville Inquiry was established by British Prime Minister Tony Blair in 1998 as part of the Northern Ireland peace process in order to re-investigate the events of Bloody Sunday.
From his staff, Cuomo selected Chief Trial Counsel Benjamin Rosenberg and veteran homicide prosecutor Thomas Schellhammer to re-investigate the case.
Noblemen used to re-invest their trade profit in big agricultural estates, which were not just countryside manors, but real, self-sustainable production complexes; they were surrounded by fields and had agricultural annexes.