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• Buxton said, referring to the entry conditions for a single European currency.
• But the government still wanted to enforce tough entry conditions, he said.
• Whether or not we gain more than we lose depends on the entry conditions.
• The United States and Europe want tougher entry conditions.
• In their report, the council supported government efforts to ensure that the entry conditions for European monetary union are adhered to.
• European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said Friday that new European Union entrants face strict entry conditions into the euro zone.
• The French and German finance ministers met Tuesday to proclaim their determination to meet the single currency entry conditions on time.
• An instruction to Immigration Officers created a general understanding that written entry conditions would only be recorded and stored in exceptional circumstances.
• Zimbabwe imposed entry conditions Wednesday for foreign journalists, who must apply for official press accreditation at least a month before an intended visit.
• EU member states that meet the entry conditions by Jan . 1, 1998 are due to set up a monetary union a year later.
• The nations wanting to join a single currency will have to meet strict entry conditions of low inflation, narrow budget deficits and falling national debt.
• Others will be prevented from adopting the euro because they fail to meet the entry conditions of low inflation, narrow deficits and falling public debt.
• Entry conditions of Italian migrants became stricter in countries of more popular destinations as the United States, and Italian Fascist authorities tightened the departure of migrants.
• Zimbabwe imposed entry conditions on foreign journalists, requiring them to apply for official press accreditation at least a month before an intended visit, state radio reported Thursday.
• Although Germany is struggling itself to reach that 3 percent target, his comments reflect German fears that a softening of the entry conditions will undermine the euro's strength.
• There are no generally-set entry conditions : commercial or industrial experience may be more important in gaining a place than formal qualifications, and experience is always taken into account.
• German leaders refused to join the debate about delaying European monetary union and ruled out a softening of the strict entry conditions that few countries look like meeting in time.
• His comments reflect German fears a softening of the entry conditions will undermine the strength and stability of the single currency, called the euro, by admitting nations with lax finances.
• Despite Germany's own problems reaching that 3 percent target, his comments reflect German fears that a softening of the entry conditions will undermine the strength and stability of the euro.