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he sees no sense and makes practical preparations for death.
Poland will start planning their information and communication activities once the practical preparations have been initiated.
The Commission services are, however, prepared to provide additional support and advice in practical preparations if the relevant Member States so wish.
Following the first dedicated report of the European Commission on Latvia's practical preparations for introducing the euro, the total number of inspectors involved has been significantly increased now 346 inspectors.
In relation to practical preparations on the protection of the euro,
This, and previous, reports on the practical preparations are without prejudice to the Commission's Convergence Reports, required by the Treaty,
Following the first dedicated report of the European Commission on Lithuanian practical preparations for introducing the euro, the number of price supervisors involved was significantly increased to more than 350 inspectors.
Malta fulfil the necessary conditions for the adoption of the euro on 1 January 2008,1 the practical preparations for the introduction of the euro are currently being completed in both countries.
were presented in the Commission's Fourteenth Report7 on the practical preparations for the future enlargement of the euro area.
1 the introduction of the euro requires Member States to undertake extensive practical preparations, which involve all sectors of the countries' economies,
The Commission will continue to assess the readiness of Member States with a derogation to adopt the euro and would start the practical preparations with the countries that would meet the criteria for the introduction of the euro in 2008.
the European Central Bank"Third report on the practical preparations for the future enlargement of the euro area.
and the European Central Bank: First report on the practical preparations for the future enlargement of the euro area_BAR.
Regions and the European Central Bank: Second report on the practical preparations for the future enlargement of the euro area_BAR.
The National Plan for the Introduction of the Euro adopted in July 2005 set the general framework for practical preparations for the changeover and specified the tasks of the various sectors of the economy
In addition to fulfilling the entry criteria, the introduction of the euro requires careful planning and extensive practical preparations, in which the public and the private sector as well as the public at large need to participate.
also carefully planned and extensive practical preparations, which involve both the public
what this will take in terms of interinstitutional cooperation and practical preparations.
a country's entry into the euro area also entails carefully planned and extensive practical preparations, involving both the public
The Fourth Report focuses on recent developments concerning practical preparations in Slovenia as this country will enter the euro area on 1 January 2007, following the Council's decision that it fulfils the necessary conditions for the adoption of the euro.