Examples of using Are in circulation in English and their translations into Danish
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These products are in circulation.
While they are in circulation, the products covered by this Regulation may be blended only under supervision in certification centres or certification warehouses.
No Congolese coins are in circulation.
Many other stories are in circulation, which I have to leave to eyewitnesses to tell about.
The following Euro-banknotes and coins are in circulation.
Currency The following Euro-banknotes and coins are in circulation: Banknotes with facevalues of €5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500; Coins of €1 and 2 denominations as well as 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents.
Globally, more than half a billion small arms are in circulation.
Now that the euro banknotes are in circulation, ongoing production requirements are set annually and the procurement of the different banknote denominations has been pooled between the 12 participating NCBs.
S is the amount paid, on the date referred to in paragraph 1, on all shares orunits in the collective investment enterprise which are in circulation.
Some half a billion small arms andlight weapons are in circulation worldwide, more than half of which are illegal.
According to the manufacturer, the smartphone app"Barcoo" is to identify the stamp numbers of companies whose eggs are most likely contaminated with dioxins and are in circulation.
The line"Financial and other assets" should contain short-term investments(which are in circulation not more than 12 months after the date of the report or a specific operating cycle),"receivables" and other current assets that are not presented in other sections of the balance sheet.
We know we cannot solve everything, and we know there is a problem, for example, over the fact that packaging is oftenproduced separately from medicines, and that counterfeit medicines in genuine packaging are in circulation around the world.
Many other stories are in circulation, which I have to leave to eyewitnesses to tell about."One get to think about whether they could have been the persistently sought descendants of the ancient hunters from Hunters Stone Age Society Adam describes Sweden almost like the ideal of a Germanic elective monarchy.
My group would like to turn this into a priority, also in cooperation with the candidate countries, the countries of the Stability Pact and countries such as Ukraine and Russia,for we know that many of the hand-held weapons which are in circulation in the world originate from those countries.
That was to be seen more as a symbol, however, because when driving licences are exchanged we really wanted a record to be made of the licences in circulation and to have documentation so thatwe know precisely how many driving licences are in circulation in the various countries and who owns them, so that information can be exchanged.
Dioxin-contaminated feed has been in circulation for 10 months.
The rest of the plastic money will be in circulation by the end of 2013.
The euro banknotes have been in circulation since 1 January 2002.
Both TL and YTL bank notes andcoins will be in circulation during 2005.
The fact is that all the marijuana that is in circulation can not be used because it is treated with everything, and.
Now that euro banknotes have been in circulation for over two years an historical comparison is of much more relevance.
It is a common practice to upgrade banknotes after they have been in circulation for a few years to keep ahead of counterfeiters.
Both TL and YTL bank notes and coins will be in circulation during 2005. TL bank notes will be withdrawn from circulation from 1 January 2006.
New Eftpos-only Tap& Pay cards will be replacing the magnetic stripe Eftpos cards that have been in circulation since the mid-'80s.
At the end of 2009, some 12.7 billion euro banknotes worth Euros 767 billion were in circulation.
The Yugoslavian Dinar is still legal tender, butit is also the case that the Mark is in circulation and it was recognised as a currency which can operate and the circulation of the euro will clearly not change that situation.
It is well worn,most likely because it has been in circulation in the free Germania for several hundred years before it was buried in the ground on ÆrÃ̧, maybe around 200- 250 AC- Photo Steen AgersÃ̧ see link below.
Does the European Council not think that it is somewhat premature for an irreversible decision? Would it not be preferable to wait,for instance, until euro coins have been in circulation for five years?