"монетизированный"

English translation: monetized

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Russian term or phrase:"монетизированный"
English translation:monetized
Entered by: Jack slep

13:42 Aug 19, 2004
Russian to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Business/Commerce (general)
Russian term or phrase: "монетизированный"
Контекст - ситуация с платежами в химической промышленности. Цит:
При этом сегменты производства шин и резинотехнические изделий по-прежнему остаются наименее монетаризованными: за “живые” деньги было реализовано 54,1% шин.
Также было бы интересно услышать мнение о "живых" деньгах (рабочий вариант - ready cash) - имхо, эти деньги противопоставлены "взаимозачетам" (судя по словарям, получается, что ready cash - не чеком или кредиткой - для наших это будут вполне живые деньги).
Yuri_S
monetized
Explanation:
Irish Stock Exchange
... Data. LITIGATION SETTLEMENT MONETIZED FEE TRUST I TM. Legend: ... Tranche.
LITIGATION SETTLEMENT MONETIZED FEE TRUST I TM, 2, Domicile, USA. ...
www.ise.ie/app/showSecSpecialist.asp?secID=

A Fool in the Forest: The LA Times: Monetized for Your Protection
... August 15, 2003. The LA Times: Monetized for Your Protection. ... Listed below are
links to weblogs that reference The LA Times: Monetized for Your Protection: ...
declarationsandexclusions.typepad.com/ foolblog/2003/08/the_la_times_mo.html - 36k - Cached - Similar pages

Our Birth Certificates Have Been Monetized...Ed Mc Cabe: On ...
To: IAHF LIST Subject: Our Birth Certificates Have Been Monetized...Ed
Mc Cabe: On Slavery... ... Our Birth certificates have been monetized... ...
www.iahf.com/usa/20000428.html


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Note added at 2004-08-19 13:54:06 (GMT)
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mon·e·tize
tr.v. mon·e·tized, mon·e·tiz·ing, mon·e·tiz·es
To establish as legal tender.
To coin (money).
To convert (government debt) from securities into currency that can be used


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Note added at 2004-08-19 15:43:29 (GMT)
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With the correction, the term, as Yuri suggested, should be monetarized, many examples of which can be found in Google, one of which is given below.


Mikhail Zurabov announced yesterday that in 2005 citizens would be free to choose for themselves what they prefer - benefits in kind (medicine) or cash

While touring the Samara region, Health and Social Development Minister Mikhail Zurabov announced yesterday that in 2005 citizens would be free to choose for themselves what they prefer - benefits in kind (medicine) or cash. Those who opt for cash will have their monthly benefits increased by 450 rubles in 2006. In 2005, benefits for travel on commuter trains and in long-distance trains to any place of treatment will remain. A total of ten billion rubles will be allocated for sanatorium and health resort treatment benefits. This money will be enough to cover a million people, while today only 220,000 vouchers are provided for this purpose annually. The minister said that the government would make extra monthly additions to pensions paid to those entitled to benefits under federal legislation. Work to draw up a nation-wide register of benefit recipients will begin this week. \"No one\'s rights will be infringed upon,\" Zurabov emphasized. It will be recalled that the State Duma adopted in a first reading a package of bills to \"monetarize\" the benefits. The majority of these documents concern replacing existing benefits in-kind with cash.


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Jack slep
Local time: 19:53
Grading comment
Спасибо, коллеги, за помощь. Остаются некоторые сомнения ввиду отсутствия точного соответствия между словарными определениями monetize /monetarize и искомого значения слова "монетаризированный". Возможно, дело в несовершенстве словарей. В интернете находятся тексты про Россию в которых данное слово (точнее, его антоним - demonetisation/demonetarisation) фигурирует именно в нужном нам значении. Еще раз спасибо
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monetized


Explanation:
Irish Stock Exchange
... Data. LITIGATION SETTLEMENT MONETIZED FEE TRUST I TM. Legend: ... Tranche.
LITIGATION SETTLEMENT MONETIZED FEE TRUST I TM, 2, Domicile, USA. ...
www.ise.ie/app/showSecSpecialist.asp?secID=

A Fool in the Forest: The LA Times: Monetized for Your Protection
... August 15, 2003. The LA Times: Monetized for Your Protection. ... Listed below are
links to weblogs that reference The LA Times: Monetized for Your Protection: ...
declarationsandexclusions.typepad.com/ foolblog/2003/08/the_la_times_mo.html - 36k - Cached - Similar pages

Our Birth Certificates Have Been Monetized...Ed Mc Cabe: On ...
To: IAHF LIST Subject: Our Birth Certificates Have Been Monetized...Ed
Mc Cabe: On Slavery... ... Our Birth certificates have been monetized... ...
www.iahf.com/usa/20000428.html


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Note added at 2004-08-19 13:54:06 (GMT)
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mon·e·tize
tr.v. mon·e·tized, mon·e·tiz·ing, mon·e·tiz·es
To establish as legal tender.
To coin (money).
To convert (government debt) from securities into currency that can be used


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Note added at 2004-08-19 15:43:29 (GMT)
--------------------------------------------------

With the correction, the term, as Yuri suggested, should be monetarized, many examples of which can be found in Google, one of which is given below.


Mikhail Zurabov announced yesterday that in 2005 citizens would be free to choose for themselves what they prefer - benefits in kind (medicine) or cash

While touring the Samara region, Health and Social Development Minister Mikhail Zurabov announced yesterday that in 2005 citizens would be free to choose for themselves what they prefer - benefits in kind (medicine) or cash. Those who opt for cash will have their monthly benefits increased by 450 rubles in 2006. In 2005, benefits for travel on commuter trains and in long-distance trains to any place of treatment will remain. A total of ten billion rubles will be allocated for sanatorium and health resort treatment benefits. This money will be enough to cover a million people, while today only 220,000 vouchers are provided for this purpose annually. The minister said that the government would make extra monthly additions to pensions paid to those entitled to benefits under federal legislation. Work to draw up a nation-wide register of benefit recipients will begin this week. \"No one\'s rights will be infringed upon,\" Zurabov emphasized. It will be recalled that the State Duma adopted in a first reading a package of bills to \"monetarize\" the benefits. The majority of these documents concern replacing existing benefits in-kind with cash.




Jack slep
Local time: 19:53
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Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
Спасибо, коллеги, за помощь. Остаются некоторые сомнения ввиду отсутствия точного соответствия между словарными определениями monetize /monetarize и искомого значения слова "монетаризированный". Возможно, дело в несовершенстве словарей. В интернете находятся тексты про Россию в которых данное слово (точнее, его антоним - demonetisation/demonetarisation) фигурирует именно в нужном нам значении. Еще раз спасибо

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  kramar: great hint!
14 mins
  -> Thanks!!

agree  Jack Doughty
58 mins
  -> Thanks Jack!

agree  Dorene Cornwell
1 hr
  -> Thanks, but with Yuri's correction, I had to change from monetize to monetarize, two different meanings.

agree  GaryG
6 hrs
  -> Thanks, GG!

agree  Maya Gorgoshidze
16 hrs
  -> THanks Maya!
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