Voorbeelden van het gebruik van German mark in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Meanwhile, Belgium had become an occupied country and the German mark was introduced as legal tender.
It is not therefore possible to sustain French franc and German mark parity for a long period,
The two currencies accounting for the largest shares of borrowed funds were the German mark(33,5%) and the Swiss franc 20,5.
A clear example is the decision of the governmenof the Federal l Republic to offer a 1-for-1exchange rate when the Deutsche markreplaces the East German mark.
Australia this costs twenty German Mark.
as was also the case in regard to many decisions of the German mark communities.
after the US dollar and the German mark, with a share of 4,5.
the same point applies even to the mighty German Mark on its own.
It is irrefutable that the German mark has played the role of defacto anchor in the ERM, reflect ing its
In this context, it is notable that the German mark(or one of the closely linked core currencies)
However, that heightened attention does not prevent the relevant consumer from perceiving the‘mix' element of the earlier German mark, a word well known to German-speaking consumers,
reached a high of 4.25 per German mark in October 1997.
In addition, as compared with the earlier German mark, the final syllables‘pa' and‘ne' of the mark applied for contrast with the final syllable‘mix' of the earlier German mark.
However, the use of the German mark as a benchmark is inappropriate in the context of this examination since it would prejudge the exchange rate behaviour of' the German mark as stable by definition
the following shall be inserted between the rates of the German mark and the Spanish peseta.
revaluation of German mark, Dutch guilder,
Ministers and Central Bank Governors of Member States agree to adjust central rates within EMS revaluation of German mark and Dutch guilder;
world exchange rates in the 1970s, with both the German mark and the yen tending to rise strongly up to before the first
The dollar fell by nearly 25% in 1973 relative to the German mark and the Swiss franc; this was followed by a complete reestablishment of the rate six months later.
After the period of scarcity during the war followed in 1918 a further devaluation of the German mark, so that the textile in Aachen many times cheaper than in the Netherlands.