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In April, the Ukraine's Prosecutor General's office opened a criminal case charging Tymoshenko with signing overpriced gas deals with Russian energy provider Gazprom that inflicted damages to the country of more than 1.5 billion hryvnas almost $190 million at the current exchange rate and which Tymoshenko had allegedly no right to sign.
CNN.com 2011
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He said the new government would have to set aside 1.7 bln hryvnas ($212 mln) in the budget to pay for apartments that Tymoshenko gave away as part of her presidential campaign.
RIA Novosti 2010
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Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov on Wednesday accused his predecessor Yulia Tymoshenko and her government of causing 100 billion hryvnas ($12.5 billion) in state losses.
RIA Novosti 2010
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Gas prices for Ukrainian consumers now vary from 725.4 hryvnas ($91.9) per 1,000 cu m to
RIA Novosti 2010
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Gas prices for Ukrainian consumers now vary from 725.4 hryvnas ($91.9) per 1,000 cu m to
RIA Novosti 2010
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"The actions of the previous government inflicted damage of 100 billion hryvnas on the state," Azarov said at a Cabinet meeting, adding that 2009 budget documents should be examined by law enforcement agencies and that Tymoshenko and former government officials should be held responsible.
RIA Novosti 2010
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I remembered that I feed the elephant 100,000 hryvnas ($13,000) per quarter or per month - I don't remember exactly, 'he was quoted as saying by Ukraine's UNIAN news agency.
India eNews 2009
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"Budget revenue in 2009 is to be 285 billion hryvnas ... expenditure is to stand at 302.4 billion hryvnas."
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"Next year, we will see a peak in spending on servicing and paying back the state debt - 28.2 billion hryvnas - of which 56 percent concerns foreign debt," Pynzenyk said.
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Pynzenyk, addressing a Cabinet meeting, also said spending on servicing and repaying state debt in 2009 would hit a record level of 28.2 billion hryvnas ($5.81 billion).
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