Examples of using Monetary cooperation in English and their translations into German
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procedures for economic coordination and monetary cooperation during stage one.
The ESC therefore urges improved monetary cooperation and calls on the Member States to implement policies aimed at achieving the preconditions for transition to the final stage of Monetary Union.
interest shall be automatically payable at the rate charged by the European Monetary Cooperation Fund for transactions in ecus on the first working day of the month in which this Decision was adopted,
the Commission's responsibilities in this new environment is to improve not just monetary cooperation in the world but also to promote greater synergy in the fiscal
Sec Five years of monetary cooperation in Europe, op. cit.
Derogation Member States: economic considerations and monetary cooperation(Section 6);
Trade integration has increased rapidly, financial and monetary cooperation considerably less so.
The Rome Treaty laid down only minor provisions for monetary cooperation.
Subject: Monetary cooperation and employment.
The European Monetary Cooperation Fund( EMCF)
It is a scheme for'closer monetary cooperation' which should lead'to a zone of monetary stability.
Moreover, the European Monetary Cooperation Fund(EMCF) was created as a forerunner of the future European central bank.
Monetary cooperation must be maintained in its present form,
Carry out the former tasks of the European Monetary Cooperation Fund which had subsequently been taken over by the European Monetary Institute.
However, in view of the need for greater monetary cooperation, the EMS and the role of the ECU must be strengthened.
Mr President, this report on the strengthening of world monetary cooperation to ensure better regulation of monetary
109f of this Treaty, both the Committee of Governors andthe European Monetary Cooperation Fund(EMCF) shall be dissolved.
both the Committee of Governors and the European Monetary Cooperation Fund(EMCF) shall be dissolved.
They must take part in monetary cooperation.
No 907/73 of 3 April 1973 establishing a European Monetary Cooperation Fund.-1and in particular the last paragraph of Article 5 of the Statutes of the Fund.