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Definition of forint
forints
alsoforint
the basic monetary unit of Hungary — see money table
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Non-governmental organizations will also have to list any foreign sponsors giving them more than 500,000 forints ($1,800) a year.
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For example, the identity of any single foreign donor of up to 500,000 forints, or $1,800, will not have to be published.
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Hungary’s government is donating 145 million forints ($525,000) to Saint Joseph’s Clinic in Erbil, Iraq, which provides services for mainly Christian refugees living in the city.
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The Hungarian government is donating 145 million forints ($525,000) to Saint Joseph’s Clinic in Erbil, Iraq, which provides services for mainly Christian refugees living in the city.
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BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Hungary’s government is donating 145 million forints ($525,000) to Saint Joseph’s Clinic in Erbil, Iraq, which provides services for mainly Christian refugees living in the city.
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Eastern European currencies accounted for five of the top six best emerging-market performers against the euro during the past month, led by Hungary’s forint with a jump of 1.4 percent.
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The referendum — on which the government spent at least 10 billion Hungarian forint, or about $36 million — included no specifics about legislation or government action.
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Origin and Etymology of forint
Hungarian
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