Примери за използване на Greece announced на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Greece announced a 750 million euro payment to the IMF.
Gold futures fell sharply on Thursday almost 1% after Greece announced an upcoming agreement with its creditors.
Greece announced the return to the markets with a 5-year bond issue.
The Cypriot 2-euro coin won the first prize and the title"Best Trade Coin" in an international competition organised by the publisher of the USmagazine World Coin News, the Central Bank of Greece announced.
Greece announced the opening of its first cultural centre in Belgrade.
After two exercises on land, sea, andair meant to test its military readiness, Greece announced April 4 that it would deploy an additional 7,000 troops to its borders with Turkey, with half of them heading for the islands.
Greece announced that it was expelling the Libyan ambassador from Athens.
On Tuesday(29 August), Greece announced that it has begun to issue new e-passports.
Greece announced its decision to immediately sell 30% stake in Athens International Airport.
In December 2016, Athens, Greece announced it will ban diesel cars from the city center by 2025.
Greece announced a new tactic in its battle against the wave of illegal immigrants straining limited resources.
(EL) Mr President, Commissioner,the National Statistical Service of Greece announced in its most recent- I think it was today's- announcement that unemployment in Greece has risen to 11.3%, of which nearly half(45%) are young people up to the age of 34.
Greece announced on Wednesday that it would be announcing tenders for the long-term lease of marinas on the islands of Mykonos and Rhodes.
In January 2009, Greece announced the beginning of exclusive talks with France for the potential procurement of 6 multi-missions frigates.
Greece announced a campaign on Wednesday to tackle plastic pollution and promised to stop the use of single-use plastics by June 2020.
The National Bank of Greece announced on Tuesday(December 9th) special measures to restore the operation of small and medium-sized businesses damaged during recent street riots.
Greece announced the end of the programme and of the institutions that monitor its implementation(the famous Troika), but this is a delusion because Athens has never formally asked to break the agreements.
On 6 March 2014, the Bank of Greece announced the results of the stress test of 2013 and requested the banks to submit, by mid-April 2014, their capital raising plans to cover the capital needs under the baseline scenario.
Greece announced a new willingness to compromise with its international creditors on Monday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned that time is running out for a deal against money reform and the ability to keep the country in the eurozone.
Last week, Greece announced that it had expelled two Russian diplomats for paying opponents of the name deal and encouraging rallies against it.
A day after Greece announced new austerity measures on Sunday, a deputy finance minister said the country will soon run out of money for wages and pensions.
In January, Greece announced its decision to return to space- the Ministry of digital policy, telecommunications and information creates Greece Greek Space Agency.
Last month, Finland and Greece announced they had agreed on such guarantees for Finland's share of the Greek bailout but leading eurozone members, including Germany, insisted the 17-member currency union would jointly decide the collateral issue.
The Central Bank of Greece announced on Wednesday(April 7th) that in the first two months of the year, local customers-- alarmed by the state of the country's economy-- transferred about 10 billion euros-- or 4.5% of the total funds in the banking system-- out of Greek accounts.
Greece announces ambitious privatisation plan.
Greece announces the deportation of 50,000 Armenians.
Also in business news: Greece announces a merger of two big air companies, and a Danube Centre for Competence is launched in Belgrade.
Greece announces a draft budget plan to cut the deficit to 7% of GDP in 2011.
Also in science and technology: UNESCO sponsors a forum onscience in the Balkans, a Turkish survey sees a lack of youth interest in science, and Greece announces a plan to promote broadband throughout the country.
There is the liquidity that has been produced by the Greek public sector which, unfortunately, is not moving towards the real economy; butwhat I should like to point out to you is that every time that Greece announces certain measures, certain forms of borrowing, these famous credit rating agencies come along and downgrade the credit rating of Greece and the Greek banks.