Examples of using Introduction of the single currency in English and their translations into Danish
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Stage two of  EMU began in July 1994 and lasted until the  introduction of the single currency in 1999.
CS Madam President, the  introduction of the single currency was supposed to create a single internal market.
One currency  for Europe- Green Paper on the  practical arrangements for the  introduction of the single currency.
Mr President, the  introduction of the single currency on 1 January is a positive step on the road to European integration.
It is within a context of  some scepticism from our fellow citizens that we enter the  most delicate phases of the  introduction of the single currency.
Moreover, institutional and behavioural changes following the  introduction of the single currency may have changed the relationships between different economic variables.
Mr President, next Saturday, 2 May, in Brussels,we are going to make an historic decision with regard to a number of  aspects concerning the  introduction of the single currency.
I believe that the  success of  economic andmonetary union will largely depend on the  way in which our citizens are prepared for the  introduction of the single currency.
Mr President, the  introduction of the single currency, combined with better competition in the  marketplace, has resulted in a substantial reduction in interest for those on variable rate mortgages.
Similarly, there is a consensus to the  effect that the  legal continuity of  contracts must not be affected by the  introduction of the single currency, and that is as it should be.
In writing.-(DE) I abstained from voting on the  introduction of the single currency in Slovakia on 1 January 2009, because I have doubts about whether Slovakia's currency policy is free of manipulation.
In June 1995, the  Commission presented its Green Paper andheld hearings with different sectors of the  economy in order to ensure the  smoothest possible introduction of the single currency.
To conclude my statement, I should like to underscore that the  introduction of the single currency has indeed reinforced the need for the strong involvement of central banks in prudential supervision and financial stability.