Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Banknotes denominated in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Banknotes denominated in national( euro area) currency units.
Opinion on a Decree on the marking of banknotes denominated in francs CON/ 2001/20.
Coins and banknotes denominated in euros will make their appearance on 1 January 2002 at the latest.
the central banks of the participating Member States shall put into circulation banknotes denominated in euro.
Banknotes denominated in national euro area currency units during the cash changeover year.
withdrawn from circulation and replaced by Chinese banknotes denominated in Renminbi Yuan.
Banknotes denominated in national euro area currency units during the cash changeover year.
The central banks of the participating Member States shall put into circulation banknotes denominated in euro from the respective cash changeover date.
The introduction of coins and banknotes denominated in euros from 1 January 2002 will require considerable adaptation by both traders and consumers.
of Regulation( EC) No 974/98 With effect from 1 January 2002 the ECB shall put into circulation banknotes denominated in euro.
The current practice of repatriation of banknotes denominated in national currency units to the issuing central bank will therefore not apply to euro banknotes. .
the central banks of the participating Member States shall put into circulation banknotes denominated in euro in the participating Member States.
Without prejudice to Article 15, these banknotes denominated in euro shall be the only banknotes which have the status of legal tender in all these Member States.
In the light of Articles 2, 3 and 6 of Council Regulation( EC) No 974/98 of 3 May 1998 on the introduction of the euro( 1) banknotes denominated in national currency units are subdivisions of the euro from 1 January 1999.
shall put into circulation banknotes denominated in euro.
Article 15 of this Regulation provides for the continuation of the legal tender status of banknotes denominated in national currency units during a maximum period of six months after the end of the transitional period.
the central banks of the participating Member States shall put into circulation banknotes denominated in euro.
Whereas most Member States have legislation in place which stipulates that the issuance of monetary tokens and banknotes denominated in the national currency unit is restricted to the national monetary authorities;
The procurement in any six-month period of banknotes denominated in euro that exceed a value of EUR 249 000,
the central banks of the participating Member States will put into circulation banknotes denominated in euros and that, from that date,
the national central banks of the participating Member States shall put into circulation banknotes denominated in euro in the participating Member States.
Article 52 of the Statute of the ESCB requires that the Governing Council of the ECB take the necessary measures to ensure that banknotes denominated in currencies with irrevocably fixed exchange rates to the euro are exchanged by the euro area NCBs at par value.
be the following:( a) the NCB receiving banknotes denominated in national euro area currency units issued by another NCB shall notify the issuing NCB on a daily basis of the value of banknotes paid in to be exchanged, unless a given daily volume is low.
with the authorisation of the ECB, to issue legal tender banknotes denominated in Irish pounds and any other denomination
Following the irrevocable fixing of exchange rates, the Governing Council shall take the necessary measures to ensure that banknotes denominated in currencies with irrevocably fixed exchange rates are exchanged by the national central banks at their respective par values.
the Governing Council shall take the necessary measures to ensure that banknotes denominated in currencies with irrevocably fixed exchange rates are exchanged by the national central banks at their respective par values.
to take the necessary measures to ensure that banknotes denominated in currencies with irrevocably fixed exchange rates are exchanged by the national central banks( NCBs) at their respective par values.
Article 52 Exchange of banknotes in Community currencies Following the irrevocable fixing of exchange rates, the Governing Council shall take the necessary measures to ensure that banknotes denominated in currencies with irrevocably fixed exchange rates are exchanged by the national central banks at their respective par values.
the Governing Council shall take the necessary measures to ensure that banknotes denominated in the currencies of Member States with irrevocably fixed exchange rates are exchanged by the national central banks at their respective par values.