Примери коришћења Greece would на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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So Greece would still be stuck.
Without that money, Greece would go bankrupt.
And Greece would be headed out of the euro in August anyway.
Without this support, Greece would effectively be bankrupt.
Greece would become a transit country on the pipeline's southern branch to Italy.
Without that money, Greece would go bankrupt.
Greece would need to ask for at least 10 billion euros by the end of May in order to pay bills and some pensions.
I don't believe they ever thought Greece would repay its debts in full.
Without the new measures, Greece would face the prospect of not getting the rescue money it needs to avoid potential bankruptcy this summer when it faces a big debt-repayment spike.
After Saturday's meeting,Droutsas told reporters that Greece would like to see Macedonia in the EU soon.
Asked whether Greece would be happy with one of these options he added:"Yes….
The move allows Athens to reduce its debt-servicing costs,because IMF loans carry higher interest than Greece would now pay in the market.
Without external assistance, Greece would have had to clean up its 300 billion-euro debt alone.
Greece would get leeway to implement measures to counteract austerity; the high levels of government surplus(4 per cent) demanded by the 2011 bailout were waived.
Asked whether he believed Greece would be happy with one of the options, he said:” Yes….
Speaking at an EU-India summit in New Delhi,European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso predicted the deal would be finalised and that Greece would remain in the eurozone.
He said he hopes that Greece would, as a neighbour, help Macedonia to access NATO and the EU.
Finland could be added to the Russian province of Murmansk, while Serbia, Romania,Bulgaria, and Greece would join Russia as an Orthodox“Third Rome” or Russian South.
Simitis also announced that Greece would allocate more than $700m on joint projects with Romania as part of its reconstruction programme in the Balkans.
Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis, who attended the inauguration,stressed that Greece would strongly support Bulgaria's candidacy for NATO and EU membership.
Asked whether Greece would be happy with one of these options, Zaev said,“Yes… they have more preferred options and some not so preferred options.”.
He was responding to charges by opposition politicians that Greece would face an economic recession after the event, due to huge budget expenses.
Greece would soon find itself outside, not just the Eurozone but also outside the EU, cut off from international money markets and unable to borrow money to pay wages and pensions.
According to reports Wednesday,under the deal that is currently being discussed, Greece would get as much as 120 billion euros in aid from the eurozone and the IMF over three years.
He said Germany had already accepted that Greece would leave the euro zone, noting that he had advised both Greece and Portugal in the past to exit the single currency.
Late Monday(January 18th), however,Luxembourg's finance minister said there is optimism that Greece would repair its damaged economy in a reasonable amount of time.
He said Germany had already accepted that Greece would leave the euro zone, noting that he had advised both Greece and Portugal in the past to exit the single currency.
He also said the International Monetary Fund was ready to provide more financial assistance to Greece via a stand-by arrangement and that Greece would get help with its debt payments in the future.
In the absence of that money, Greece would run out of funds to pay everyday public expenses ranging from police and other public service wages to pensions and social benefits.