Exemplos de uso de Irrevocable conversion em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Joint communiqué on the adoption of the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro.
Therefore, the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro have to be identical to the value of.
Bilateral rates which will be used in determining the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro.
The adoption of the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro shall by itself not modify the external value of the official ECU.
The Commission will propose these rates for adoption by the Council as the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro.
These rates will be used to determine the irrevocable conversion rates that will be legally adopted and will enter into force on 1 January 1999.
Credit institutions received prompt andsecure information on the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro.
The Treaty requires that the formal adoption of the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro take place on 1 January 1999 upon a proposal by the Commission and after consulting the ECB.
Joint Communiqué of 2 May 1998 on the determination of the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro.
Therefore, the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro have to be identical to the value of the official ECU expressed in units of the participating currencies on 31 December 1998.
Bilateral rates which will be used in determining the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro the Joint Communiqué contains those rates.
In the afternoon of 31 December 1998, following consultation of the ECB,the Council will adopt the Regulation on the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro.
The method to be used on 31 December 1998 to set the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro will be the regular daily concertation procedure, which will take place at 11.30 a.m. on that day.
Exactly the same method of calculation,including the rounding convention, will be used in determining the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro for the euro area currencies.
As soon as the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro are communicated during the afternoon of 31 December, they must be introduced into the computer systems which must be fully operational from then on.
On the same day,the ECOFIN Council adopted a regulation fixing the irrevocable conversion rate between the Slovenian tolar and the euro.
The current ERM bilateral central rates of the currencies of the Member States which, on the first day of Stage Three, will adopt the euro as their single currency,will be used in determining the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro.
The Commission will propose these rates for adoption by the Council as the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro at 12.30 in a televised Council session.
At the same time, the ministers of the Member States adopting the euro as their single currency, the governors of their central banks,the European Commission and the European Monetary Institute reached agreement on how to determine the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro.
The official ecu rates published on 31 December will be proposed by the Commission as the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro widi die participating currencies.
ERM bilateral central rates to be used in determining the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro DEM 100 BEF/ LUF 100 GERMANY: DEM BELGIUM/ LUXEMBOURG: BEF/ LUF SPAIN: ESP FRANCE: FRF IRELAND: IEP ITALY: ITL NETHERLANDS: NLG AUSTRIA: ATS PORTUGAL: PTE FINLAND: FIM ESP 100 FRF 100 IEP 1 ITL 1000 NLG 100 ATS 100 PTE 100 FIM 100.
For the purposes of sending the data to the ECB,the whole time series are then converted into euro applying the irrevocable conversion rates as of 31 December 1998.
On January 1 1999, following the adoption the day before by the EU Council of the irrevocable conversion rates between the euro and the currencies of the eleven participating Member States, Stage Three of EMU started, marked by a single monetary policy and a single currency- the euro.
Moreover, the ECOFIN Council adopts the necessary regulations for the introduction of the euro in a new member country,including a regulation fixing the irrevocable conversion rate between the respective national currency and the euro.
In compliance with the legal framework for theuse of the euro, once the irrevocable conversion rate for the euro for each participating currency has been adopted, it will be the only rate which will be used for conversion either way between the euro and the national currency unit and also for conversions between national currency units.
In February andMarch 1998 the EMI Council discussed issues concerning the implementation of Article 109l( 4) of the Treaty, which deals with the fixing of the irrevocable conversion rates of participating national currencies vis-à-vis the euro.
Third, the banking and financial community wanted to ensure that it would be informed promptly andin a secure manner of the irrevocable conversion rates, as adopted by the EU Council on 31 December 1998, thereby enabling it to start conversion operations immediately.
The ECOFIN Council, acting with the unanimity of the Member States of the European Community without a derogation and the Member State concerned, upon a proposal from the European Commission and after consultation of the ECB,also adopts the irrevocable conversion rate between the Greek drachma and the euro, with effect from 1 January 2001.
December 1998 In accordance with Article 109l( 4) of the Treaty establishing the European Community, the EU Council, acting with the unanimity of the Member States of the European Community without a derogation, upon a proposal from the European Commission and after consultation of the ECB,adopts the irrevocable conversion rates for the euro, with effect from 1 January 1999, 0.00 a.m. local time.