Examples of using Whose currency in English and their translations into Polish
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As a country whose currency is the euro
include the establishment of an economic and monetary union whose currency is the euro 5.
As a country whose currency is the euro
effectively usable currency which the executive board may designate by a qualified majority after the approval of the country whose currency the Fund proposes to designate as such.
As a country whose currency is the euro
As a country whose currency is the euro
As a country whose currency is the euro
It is a Member State whose currency is the euro or a Member State whose currency is not the euro
If a participating Member State whose currency is not the euro disagrees with a draft decision of the Supervisory Board,
the participating Member State whose currency is not the euro may notify the ECB that it will not be bound by the potential decision related to a possible amended draft decision by the Supervisory Board.
in the Member States whose currency is not the euro,
the incentive for prudent fiscal policy-making should consist of an obligation to lodge an interest-bearing deposit temporarily imposed on a Member State whose currency is the euro that is making insufficient progress with budgetary consolidation.
take into account that any event in one of the countries whose currency they use for profit can lead to a change in global trend.
provided that it is not more than 60% of the rate on bond issues by the State in whose currency the contract is denominated.
it shall first consult the competent authority of the Member State in whose currency the contract is denominated;
On the other hand, the objective set for the ESCB in Article 127(1) TFEU stipulates an objective to be attained following the establishment of the monetary union applicable to the states whose currency is the euro.
For the purpose of this Regulation'participating Member States' shall mean those Member States whose currency is the euro and'Member States with a derogation' shall mean Member States other than those whose currency is the euro.
Reference is made to the EFSF Framework Agreement between the Member States whose currency is the euro and European Financial Stability Facility, Société Anonyme( EFSF), a public limited liability company incorporated in Luxembourg, with the Member States whose currency is the euro as its shareholders.
inafter the Intercreditor Agreement) between the Member States whose currency is the euro other than the Hellenic Republic entrusting the management of pooled bilateral loans under the Loan Facility Agreement to the European Commission.
The Bank shall at all times be entitled to transfer its assets into the currency of a Member State whose currency is not the euro