Examples of using Sub-frontloading in English and their translations into Romanian
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Sub-frontloading of citizens.
Frontloading and sub-frontloading of banks.
The sub-frontloading of euro banknotes will start on 1 December.
Slovak banks did not use the new simplified ECB rules for sub-frontloading adopted in June 20081.
The sub-frontloading started at the beginning of November 2008.
Slovak banks do not envisage using the new simplified ECB rules for sub-frontloading adopted in June 20082.
Sub-frontloading of the euro cash to retailers was initiated at the same time.
The frontloading and sub-frontloading operations were well organised.
Sub-frontloading played a relatively modest role compared to the cash changeover in 2002.
Many small entrepreneurs claimed that it was difficult andcostly to fulfil all sub-frontloading requirements.
The sub-frontloading of euro cash to businesses was initiated at the end of October 2008.
In order to facilitate the access of smallbusinesses to euro cash, the new simplified ECB guideline for sub-frontloading should henceforward be used.
The sub-frontloading of the retail sector is envisaged for November and December 2008.
The production and distribution of euro coins should continue swiftly to meet the target dates for frontloading and sub-frontloading;
The sub-frontloading of sales outlets with notes and coins began in September in a number of countries.
In order to encourage sales outlets to participate in sub-frontloading, financially attractive deferred debiting conditions should be offered to them.
Sub-frontloading of banknotes and coins to commercial banks' major clients will commence on 1 December 2014.
The very limited number of businesses participating in the sub-frontloading operation is probably due to the rather strict conditions imposed.
The sub-frontloading process of retailers and other enterprises by credit institutions started in the course of December 2006.
Estonia will moreover be the first Member State to use the new simplified ECB sub-frontloading guidelines3 based on the experience acquired in previous changeovers.
Sub-frontloading represented 0.9% in value of the total frontloaded amount as far as euro banknotes are concerned, and 7.4% in value as regards coins.
Ad hoc measures should be taken in order to facilitate their sub-frontloading with cash and reduce the difficulties linked to the increase of cash volume in sales outlets.
Sub-frontloading to the general public before€-day is currently not foreseen as a significant part of the population is already in possession of a certain quantity of euro cash.
The ECB is therefore currently investigating the possibility of simplifying its guidelines on sub-frontloading for future changeovers, having regard in particular to the simplified procedure used at the end of December in Cyprus.
The sub-frontloading of commercial banks' major clients with coins should start in September while smaller cash users will only be supplied as of December 2010.
On 21 March 2007, the government approved an update of the national changeover plan, which covers, inter alia,the front- and sub-frontloading of euro cash, the dual display of prices and several initiatives dealing with consumer protection issues.
In Slovenia, the sub-frontloading represented only 2.4% of the value of frontloaded cash while in both Cyprus and Malta it was only around 1%.
In addition, some banks started to exchange Cyprus pounds for euro banknotes for their customers at the conversion rate and without charges as of 1 November,allowing the businesses which could not take on the burden of sub-frontloading to buy euro cash in advance.
The retailers who sign a simple sub-frontloading contract will be delivered up to €10 000, 5 days before €-day5.
During the sub-frontloading phase(which started on 1 December 2007), 134 businesses were supplied with euro notes worth €3.9 million and coins worth €1.9 million.