Voorbeelden van het gebruik van National notes in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The regular prices are NOT valid during national notes.
End‑date of release of national notes and coins by banks.
By 1 January 2002 at the latest, euro banknotes and coins will start to circulate alongside national notes and coins.
July(at the latest): National notes and coins will be-withdrawn from circulation.
coins will start to circulate alongside national notes and coins.
Return of national notes as%(in value terms) of notes in circulation on 31 December10.
It is expected, however, that at least during the first days of January national notes and coins will also be used in parallel to the euro.
A large number of national notes from the euro area, in particular German notes, were hoarded or used in the central and eastern European countries.
In line with the increasing circulation of Euro notes and coins, national notes and coins will be withdrawn.
In any event, national notes and coins will cease to be legal tender at the latest six months after the introduction of euro notes and coins.
including where national notes and coins are tendered in payment.
As expected the number of counterfeit national notes discovered in many participating countries was higher than usual.
to serve at least until the switch-over from national notes and coins to euros has been achieved.
During PHASE C, whether to accept national notes and coins(and if so, for how low long),
They also had to withdraw in a matter of weeks a large proportion of the 9 billion national notes and 107 billion national coins in circulation.
G The adoption of arrangements to ensure that national notes and coins can be exchanged at commercial banks for some time after the end of the period of dual circu lation.
on 1 March that year, national notes and coins will finally be withdrawn from circulation.
In all Member States banks will stop releasing national notes and coins generally from the start of 2001;
The Commission is calling on the public to make use of the extra time available to take back to their bank or the central bank the national notes and coins still in their possession see annex for the dates for each country.
The arrangements for the exchange of national notes for euros and the return of national notes and coins by traders are generally in line
traders required a much larger cash float since they were unable to recycle as change the national notes and coins spent by consumers.
The following picture emerges concerning the date on which the national notes and coins cease to be legal tender:
by the beginning of March 2002 the withdrawal of national notes and coins should be complete.
do not intend to continue dispensing national notes in ATMs in 2002;
On the other hand it is my intention to stay at least to see through the transitional arrangements for the introduction of the euro notes and coins and the withdrawal of the national notes and coins, in accordance with the arrangements as agreed at Madrid.
Appropriate arrangements should be made for enabling citizens to exchange their national notes and coins for euro at commercial banks and other financial institutions
using the single currency, as easily as with the previous national notes and coins.
Appropriate rules should be adopted to enable indi viduals to exchange their national notes and coins for euros at commercial banks
national currency units during the transitional period and will ensure that the monetary law of participating Member States will continue to apply, subject to the provisions of the Regulation,">during that period, while national notes and coins will continue to be the sole legal tender.
coins will be introduced from 1 January 2002 at the latest and will circulate in parallel with national notes and coins for up to six months, after which time only euro notes and coins will be legal tender.