Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Beginning of stage in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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In the beginning of stage 2 kechari we will be curious.
The budgetary position of France was unfavourable at the beginning of stage two.
Since the beginning of Stage Three, the ECB has prepared several convergence reports.
The budgetary position of Spain was not satisfactory at the beginning of stage two.
It is to become operative at the beginning of stage three of economic and monetary union(EMU), i.e. on 1 January 1999.
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set the beginning of 1994 as the beginning of stage two.
At the beginning of Stage 3, the disease has entered the substantia nigra and Lewy body lesions begin to form in the pars compacta.
Furthermore, projections have been produced by staff and presented to the Governing Council since the beginning of Stage Three.
In dogs the average length of parturition(delivery), from the beginning of stage two to delivery of the first offspring is usually less than four hours.
At the beginning of Stage III a European Central Bank will be set up and the exchange rates between the participating currencies will be fixed once and for all.
InJune 1989theMadrid European Council set the date of 1 July 1990 for the beginning of Stage I of economic and monetary union,
As soon as the date for the beginning of Stage III is set, the European System of Central Banks
Deadline for implementation: the beginning of Stage III of Economic
The action plan, together with a timetable, would cover all necessary measures that must be taken to ensure that the full potential benefit of the Internal Market is achieved before the beginning of stage 3 of EMU.
I believe that ECOFIN should use the opportunity at the beginning of stage II of EMU to adopt tough common price stability and monetary growth targets.
At the beginning of Stage III a European Central Bank will be set up and several months later the exchange rates between the par ticipating currencies will be fixed once and for all.
In accordance with Article 30.1 of the ESCB/ ECB Statute, at the beginning of Stage Three NCBs will transfer foreign reserve assets up to an amount equivalent to E 50 billion to the ECB.
those relating to the bank's integration in the ESCB at the beginning of stage three.
Since the beginning of Stage Three of EMU in 1999 the conduct of monetarypolicy in the euro area has been guided by the overriding objective of maintaining price stability over themedium term.
General considerations The conversion rates of the currencies which were replaced by the euro at the beginning of Stage Three were adopted on the basis of the first sentence of Article 123( 4) of the Treaty ex 109 l 4.
not all, of the provisions which normally apply from the beginning of Stage Three of EMU.
Since the beginning of Stage 2 of EMU(on 1 January 1994),
the modalities of the initial transfer of foreign reserve assets from the NCBs to the ECB at the beginning of Stage Three, in accordance with Article 30.1 of the ESCB/ ECB Statute.
an action plan and a timetable covering all necessary measures that must be taken to ensure that the full potential benefit of the Internal Market is achieved before the beginning of Stage 3 of EMU.
will henceforth be irrevocably fixed until the beginning of Stage III, at which time the ecu will become a currency in its own right.
a timetable covering all necessary measures that must be taken to ensure that the full potential benefit of the Internal Market is achieved before the beginning of stage 3 of EMU.
Financial Committee which is to replace the Monetary Committee at the beginning of Stage 3 of EMU and subject to the examination of the forthcoming opinion of the Commission as regards the statutes.
ECB should report before 1 July 2001 on the state of interinstitutional relations in the context of EMU since the beginning of Stage 3.
including neces sary structural reforms as stated in convergence pro grammes and from the beginning of Stage 3 in the sta bility or convergence programmes.