Examples of using Practical preparations in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Commission will continue to promote and facilitate practical preparations for the euro by.
The Recommendation also invites Member States to put in place adequate means of monitoring the practical preparations.
at the same time, very practical preparations are going ahead in other areas.
Social Committee on the Third report on the practical preparations for the future enlargement of the euro area.
Haiti has been agreed and practical preparations have started.
The Commission takes stock of practical preparations by the public and private sectors at national
decided back in 1997 that Sweden should maintain the highest possible state of readiness by continuing the technical and practical preparations for membership.
In addition to these Treaty requirements, a country's entry into the euro area also entails carefully planned and extensive practical preparations, involving both the public
the highest possible level of readiness for action, by means of technical and practical preparations.
also carefully planned and extensive practical preparations, which involve both the public
would start the practical preparations with the countries that would meet the criteria for the introduction of the euro in 2008.
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.
1 the introduction of the euro requires Member States to undertake extensive practical preparations, which involve all sectors of the countries' economies,
what changes we know today are going to occur and what practical preparations the Riksbank is making before the EMU.
re‑elected mayors are being sent booklets welcoming them to office and reminding them of the landmark dates and practical preparations for the changeover to the euro.
Following the Council decisions of 10 July 2007 that Cyprus and 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.
The European Council requests that at all levels the final practical preparations for implementing the third phase of EMU, which should be completed by May 1998,
actors involved in the country's practical preparations, thereby encouraging
explains why the Commission and the countries in the next wave have already started discussions on practical preparations.