Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Monetary fluctuations in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The recent monetary fluctuations- the revaluation or devaluation of certain
The best way to prevent excessive monetary fluctuations now and in the future is to eliminate the main cause: economic imbalance.
taxation, monetary fluctuations.
The monetary fluctuations in recent years
As of 1 November 1993 the differences in the prices quoted in the 12 EU countries for the same model of car appeared to be smaller than on 1 May of the same year, if monetary fluctuations are disregarded.
freedom of contract provide the machinery for absorbing the effects of monetary fluctuations and sharing them between contracting parties.
grievous episode which started with the First World War, during which monetary fluctuations and the loss of reference points progressed in parallel, due to the lack of cohesion based on confidence in the social contract that currency represents.
Investment fluctuations and monetary disorders combine to increase economic instability, further abetted by
Subject: Impact of monetary fluctuations.
Following its communication on the impact of monetary fluctuations on the internal market, can the Commission indicate
Studies carried out by the Commission show that, at a general level, monetary fluctuations have not brought significant changes in the overall trading performances of Member States.
Commission communication to the European Council on the impact of monetary fluctuations on the internal market-* points 1.3.17 and 2.2.1.
This evolution is reinforced when monetary fluctuations are excluded by using the ecu rate of November 1993 for the current analysis.
Secondly: the Council decided to introduce measures to compensate farmers who had suffered a drop in income due to monetary fluctuations.
Those Member States which belong to the EMU will no longer experience any major monetary fluctuations.
Thanks to the single currency, the countries of the euro zone are sheltered from the shocks associated with monetary fluctuations.
in other words eliminating monetary fluctuations, is also a good thing in terms of growth and employment.
The most important thing for our Group is our perception that these monetary fluctuations and their effects on agricultural policy may damage more than agricultural policy alone.
In addition to disparities in the realms of indirect taxation and monetary fluctuations, the fact that there is not yet a comprehensive common com mercial policy can create impediments to trade between the Member States.
The theoretical deadline for the single currency is now quite close, the monetary fluctuations have calmed down,