Examples of using To EMU in English and their translations into Portuguese
{-}
-
Official
-
Financial
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Official/political
Opinion surveys have shown that large sections of the population are opposed to EMU, especially in Sweden.
In October 1997 the parliament mandated the Italian Government to adopt legislation by legislative decree in relation to EMU.
Spain substantially reformed its central bank legislation already in 1994 with a view to EMU.
It is essential that the Community speak with one voice internationally where issues relating to EMU are discussed and decided.
more specifically in relation to EMU.
they agreed in principle in March 1971 on a three-stage approach to EMU.
Having demonstrated a capacity to undertake fiscal consolidation in the run-up to EMU, Member States must now demonstrate their willingness to pursue responsible fiscal behaviour during'good' times:
The European Commission, together with the national governments, must fund information campaigns relating specifically to the pricing of products in both the euro and the currency of the host Member State in the run-up to EMU.
How to achieve sustainable convergence on the road to EMU» in Z. Darvas, S. Eijffinger
convergence on the road to EMU.
adapting public finance to EMU conditions may hit women badly.
What is more, it limits the free exercise of a policy of public economy by Member States in the run up to EMU, since this section is in fact a system of rewards and punishments.
The Council notes with satisfaction that the programme builds on the budgetary consolidation realised in the run-up to EMU and commends the regular achievement of better-than-targeted budgetary outcomes.
The ECOFIN Council takes note that the Seville European Council considered that the new rules for the preparation of the European Council will be implemented having regard to EMU operating rules.
by redressing their budgetary policies accordingly in the run-up to EMU.
this Parliament never gave them serious attention during the run-up to EMU.
introducing a system of financial aid to EMU countries as well as an EU unemployment benefit insurance scheme.
The Council considers that pragmatic solutions for presenting issues of particular relevance to EMU may have to be sought which do not require a change in the Articles of Agreement of the IMF.
As the transition to EMU moves into a decisive phase this year,
Having accepted at Maastricht the commitments- to EMU, to economic and social cohesion,