Examples of using Notes and coins in English and their translations into Finnish
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Notes and coins: 10 years.
Most of the operation of exchanging notes and coins will normally have been completed.
Notes and coins: ten years.
These countries are preparing everything to change their notes and coins.
Notes and coins: no time limit.
July(at the latest): National notes and coins are withdrawn from circulation.
Notes and coins are exchanged;
National currencies would be speedily replaced by ECU notes and coins.
Notes and coins followed in 2002.
Possibility of using national notes and coins in the respective countries end of legal tender.
Notes and coins: until 29 February 2012.
Consumers will be able to exchange national notes and coins for the ECU for a very long time;
Notes and coins: until 1 March 2012.
For training purposes, retailers can obtain small quantities of notes and coins in October.
German mark notes and coins cease to be legal tender.
Businesses now have three years in which to prepare themselves for the introduction of euro notes and coins on 1 January 2002.
Notes and coins in Irish pounds cease to be legal tender.
This is partly due to the fact that the notes and coins only appeared on the scene at the end of 2001.
Euro notes and coins will enter circulation at the end of 2001 at the latest.
As regards the period of dual circulation, Member States have until 30 June 2002 at the latest to withdraw their national notes and coins.
The use of euro notes and coins since 2002 has had a major psychological impact.
Enterprises will have to adopt a new unit of account by the time euro notes and coins are introduced on 1 January 2002 at the latest.
The introduction of euro notes and coins will be the last major stage in the establishment of the single European currency.
This essentially means that there will be no physical costs of actually exchanging currencies, notes and coins, for other currencies.
For people with a visual disability, notes and coins incorporate elements that allow identification through touch.
Nearly all the large retailers surveyed will give change exclusively in euros in 2002,including where national notes and coins are tendered in payment.
It has also been decided not to have notes and coins with the same face value so as not to burden the management of the money supply.
The focus should be on payment instruments which are provided and used as alternatives to legal tender, i.e. notes and coins.
When euro notes and coins are introduced on 1 January 2002, all assets will be automatically converted in all participating Member States.
Member States consider that the period of dual circulation of the old and new notes and coins will last between four weeks and two months.