Примери коришћења The common currency на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Time is the common currency that all of us share.
We feel committed to do everything we can to maintain the common currency.
Two of the countries in the common currency area-- Greece and Portugal-- will experience negative growth.
We feel committed to do everything we can to maintain the common currency.
The common currency was an outgrowth of efforts that began in the mid-20th century, as Europe reeled from the carnage and disruption of two world wars.
There was a Scandinavian Monetary Union established in 1873,lasting until World War I, with the Krona/Krone as the common currency.
Today, the common currency is widely used in the other former Yugoslav republics as well and many in the region still trust it will survive the current storm.
Introduced in 2002, the euro was first used in 12 countries, butis now the common currency of 18 states and 334 million people.
One camp-- including France, Italy and Spain-- insist that the club of 16 EU nations using the euro must show solidarity with Greece and agree on an aid mechanism to prevent further attacks on the common currency.
Despite the initiative,a Eurobarometer poll this month showed 64% of Finns backed the common currency, though that is down from 69% a year ago.
But the EU banking union remains incomplete, Greece and the Italian banking sector are facing challenges, and the aftershocks of the euro crisis could still underminethe EU's stability- or even threaten the common currency.
Those would include placing such nations under the stewardship of their partners in the common currency area, curbing their access to EU funding and suspending their voting rights.
Van Rompuy's remarks came amid continuing speculation that Greece could become the first member of the common currency club to be kicked out.
If Greece were to leave the eurozone, Spain and Italy would also end up quitting the common currency bloc, Greek Defence Minister Panos Kammenos told German newspaper Bild in an interview published yesterday.
Even if a Scandinavian political union never came about there was a Scandinavian MonetaryUnion established in 1873, with the Krona/Krone as the common currency, and which lasted until World War I.
Either they will succeed in fixing the birth defects that have plagued the common currency in recent years, or the European Union- the largest economic zone in the world- will sink into the mire of failing banks, bankruptcies and collapse.
From this date Lithuania will become the nineteenth full-fledged member of the eurozone,where the euro, the common currency of the European Union, is used.
Either they will succeed in fixing the birth defects that have plagued the common currency in recent years, or the European Union-- the largest economic zone in the world-- will sink into the mire of failing banks, bankruptcies and collapse.
Both Spain and Portugal are in breach of the SGP, triggering the warning from the Commission,which should have imposed fines on both countries for breaking the rules of the common currency, but declined to over fears it would drive up anti-EU sentiment in both countries.
Greece, which became last year the first member of the common currency area to receive international financial assistance to avoid defaulting on its sovereign debt, has been reiterating in recent months that it is not planning to quit the 17-nation club.
At the onset of the crisis, the eurozone's break-up was inconceivable: assets andliabilities denominated in the common currency were so intermingled that it would have caused an uncontrollable meltdown.
This business meeting under the slogan'Euro Vision' will be dedicated to the future of Euro:to the importance of keeping the common currency strong and to developing trends in the Euro Zone countries with special emphasis on the possibilities that the process of integration with Europe brings to Serbia and to the countries in the region.
At the onset of the crisis, the eurozone's breakup was inconceivable: the assets andliabilities denominated in the common currency were so intermingled that a breakup would cause an uncontrollable meltdown.
By protecting them better, we can prolong their service life and reduce their environmental impact,” Mersch added. Introduced in 2002, the euro was first used in 12 countries, butis now the common currency of 18 states and 334 million people.“Twelve years after the euro banknotes and coins were introduced, it's easy for us to take them for granted and to forget what an ambitious, even bold, project it was to introduce the euro.
Taking out the most problematic part of the eurozone, both economically and politically,could theoretically strengthen the common currency,” says Raoul Ruparel, head of economic research at Open Europe, a London-based think tank.
There are growing fears now that Italy,the third biggest economy among the 17 EU nations using the common currency, whose debt stands at 120% of GDP, may become the next member of the euro club to fall.