Examples of using Whose currency in English and their translations into Danish
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For Member States whose currency is replaced by the euro after the date at which the Community entered the third stage of economiccurrency units" should refer to the unit of the Member State's currency as it was defined immediately before the introduction of the euro in that Member State.">
it shall first consult the competent authority of the Member State in whose currency the contract is denominated;
of the Consolidated Version of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union concerning a proposal to revise Article 136 of the Consolidated Version of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union with regard to a stability mechanism for Member States whose currency is the euro.
Even if aid proposals generally emanate from Member States whose currency has appreciated,
For Member States whose currency is replaced by the euro after the date at which the Community entered the third stage of Economic
In countries whose currencies were subject to considerable downward pressure during the mid-1990s,
This situation particularly penalised small countries whose currencies did not have a sufficient capital base.
felt at sectoral level, with a reduction in the profit margins of undertakings in countries whose currencies appreciated.
In the two Member States whose currencies participate in the ERM 2,
Better, if countries whose currencies were under pressure to devalue were joined in their fight against speculation by the monetary authorities of those countries whose currencies were under pressure to appreciate.
decrease in the Consumer Price Indices of the States whose currencies comprise the Special Drawing Right mentioned in paragraph 1 of Article 23.
especially between countries whose currencies occupy an important position in the world economy.
composed of the heads of the central banks(All Rothschild́s minions) whose currencies make up the SDR, along with independent experts to allow independent decision-making on changes to the composition of the basket of currencies in the SDRs.
would give an excessive advantage to producers in countries whose currencies are depreciating, and would penalize- often quite severely so- producers in countries whose currencies are being revalued.
currencies like Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland and the Netherlands, or countries with as yet unsophisticated financial markets like Greece, Portugal and Spain,">will benefit relatively more than countries like Germany and France whose currencies belong to the ERM
the three remaining countries whose currencies are still outside the EMS exchangerate mechanism(the United Kingdom,
Monetary policy for the Member States whose currency is the euro;
Arrangements for close cooperation with countries whose currency is not the euro;
Only members of the Council representing Member States whose currency is the euro shall take part in the vote.
Shareholders» shall be read as« central banks of Member States whose currency is the euro» in Articles 10.3 and 33.1.