Examples of using Banknotes in circulation in English and their translations into Polish
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Banknotes in circulation 2.
Intra-Eurosystem balances on euro banknotes in circulation.
Banknotes in circulation( liability item 1)
It should be noted that since the second half of 2007 there has been an increase of 5.7% in the number of genuine banknotes in circulation.
Banknotes in circulation( liability item 1)
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This share is disclosed under the balance sheet liability item« Banknotes in circulation» and, at the end of 2005, amounted to Euros 45 billion.
Banknotes in circulation( liability item 1)
The adjustments should be based on the value of banknotes in circulation of each NCB during a period prior to the introduction of euro banknotes. .
Banknotes in circulation( liability item 1)
Decision ECB/ 2001/15 establishes the allocation of euro banknotes in circulation to the NCBs in proportion to their paid-up shares in the capital of the ECB.
Banknotes in circulation( liability item 1)
This item consists of the ECB's share of thetotal euro banknotes in circulation see“Banknotes in circulation” in the notes onaccounting policies.
Banknotes in circulation» means banknotes issued minus banknotes returned.
The adjusted amount of withdrawn euro banknotes shall be written off from the balance sheet item« banknotes in circulation» to the NCBs»
The number of banknotes in circulation has continued to expand since the cash changeover in 2002,
Counterfeit euro banknotes were withdrawn from circulation in the first half of 2014- a very small proportion of the total number of genuine banknotes in circulation.
The total number of banknotes in circulation went down day by day,
balance sheet items« banknotes in circulation» shall be reduced by the total amount of withdrawn euro banknotes still in circulation. .
The banknotes in circulation are reflected in the balance sheets of the ECB
for each NCB« banknotes in circulation» means banknotes denominated in euro,
Banknotes in circulation For the purposes of this Annex, in the cash changeover year for each new Eurosystem NCB« banknotes in circulation»:( a) includes banknotes issued by the NCB and denominated in its national currency unit;
which were subsequentlyrecalled see“Banknotes in circulation” in thenotes on accounting policies
liabilities between NCBs in their local accounts, but are also due to the arrangements for periodically allocating the euro banknotes in circulation among the Eurosystem central banks see Section 3.4.
The net intra-Eurosystem liabilities on euro banknotes in circulation should be included in the liability base for the purposes of the calculation of the NCBs monetary income under Article 32.2 of the Statute as they are equivalent to banknotes in circulation.
Currently, counterfeiting of Polish banknotes is rather rare(around 7instances of counterfeiting per million banknotes in circulation), but technological advancement in the area of banknote security features in the last 20 years has made it essential to carry out such an operation.
Banknotes in circulation Liabilities to euro area credit institutions related to monetary policy operations denominated in euro 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Current accounts( covering the minimum reserve system) Deposit facility Fixed-term deposits Fine-tuning reverse operations Deposits related to margin calls.
The income accruing to the ECB on the remuneration of its intra-Eurosystem claims on NCBs related to its share of euro banknotes in circulation should in principle be distributed to the NCBs in accordance with the decisions of the Governing Council,
Banknotes in circulation(*) Liabilities to euro area credit institutions related to monetary policy operations denominated in euro 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Current accounts( covering the minimum reserve system) Deposit facility Fixed-term deposits Fine-tuning reverse operations Deposits related to margin calls Official Journal of the European Union.