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Meanings of monetary union in English

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Usage of monetary union in English
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THE consensus now is that monetary union in Europe will go ahead.
The Irish Times
2
The underlying issue is who controls budgetary policy in a monetary union.
The Irish Times
3
THE president of the Bundesbank outlines an uncompromising view of monetary union.
The Irish Times
4
THE financial sector will initially experience the biggest impact under monetary union.
The Irish Times
5
THE crunch is approaching in the run up to EU monetary union.
The Irish Times
6
There are continuing signs of tensions on the road to monetary union.
The Irish Times
7
The country's debt problems have strained Europe's monetary union and rattled financial markets.
Reuters
8
The commission said a formal monetary union was the best option.
The Guardian
9
A monetary union project has faltered, and other differences also run deep however.
Reuters
10
Europe's leaders do not currently foresee fiscal union as part of monetary union.
The Guardian
11
But it is time to start getting serious about monetary union.
The Irish Times
12
THINK things are beginning to liven up on the road to monetary union?
The Irish Times
13
Sterling was never going to be a founder currency of EU monetary union.
The Irish Times
14
The possibility one day of monetary union did not figure in the campaign.
The Guardian
15
You can't have a monetary union without having an economic union.
The Irish Times
16
And if they don't, it's better to forget monetary union altogether.
The Irish Times
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Monetary union through the time
Monetary union across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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