EU Treaties Clause Samples

EU Treaties. Treaties UL PL PL w PT %PL PL w/o PT %PL EU-EU 25.75% 74.25% 72.69% 26.57% EU-NEU 22.04% 77.96% 65.17% 34.49% EU any 22.77% 77.23% 66.60% 32.98% Countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States including former members and associate states (CIS) display a dominant policy in favour of prevailing texts. There are hardly any unilingual treaties both between CIS countries and between CIS and third countries, and treaties with prevailing text outnumber those without by roughly 4:1. Treaties UL PL PL w PT %PL PL w/o PT %PL CIS-CIS 0.00% 100.00% 81.08% 18.92% CIS-NCIS 2.38% 97.62% 78.28% 21.72% CIS any 2.23% 97.77% 78.46% 21.54% The Arab World (AW) has a clear preference for prevailing texts. All treat- ies between AW countries are unilingual, while roughly 80% of all treaties with third countries feature a prevailing text. As regards the treaty networks of all AW countries, roughly 15% treaties without prevailing text remain. Treaties UL PL PL w PT %PL PL w/o PT %PL ▇▇-▇▇ 100.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% AW-NAW 9.95% 90.05% 80.08% 19.33% AW any 20.90% 79.10% 80.08% 19.33% Three quarters of all treaties between Latin American countries excluding CARICOM members (LA) are unilingual in Spanish, while the remaining are plurilingual without prevailing text, all with Brazil. The latter does not display a decisive policy with respect to prevailing texts: treaties with pre- vailing text versus those without are divided roughly 53:47 in its treaty net- work. As for treaties between LA and third countries, treaties with prevail- ing text make up almost two-thirds of all plurilingual treaties, correspond- ing roughly to the global average, whereas the proportion of unilingual treaties remains much lower overall. In summary, LA countries favour pre- vailing texts once the potential for concluding unilingual treaties in Spanish is exhausted. Treaties UL PL PL w PT %PL PL w/o PT %PL LA-LA 75.00% 25.00% 0.00% 100.00% LA-NLA 8.26% 91.74% 64.93% 35.07% LA any 14.57% 85.43% 63.13% 36.87% Over 80% of all treaties between African countries excluding the Arab World (AF) are unilingual, while the remaining ones are all without prevail- ing text. Concerning treaties with third countries, still a higher proportion than globally is unilingual while roughly two-thirds of the others lack a pre- vailing text. This high proportion of unilingual treaties and the clear policy against prevailing texts may be attributable to the widespread use of Eng- lish and French as official languages and the B...

EU Treaties. The Treaty of Rome of March 25, 1957 establishing the European Community, as amended by the Treaty on the European Union signed on February 7, 1992 (the Maastricht Treaty), and as further amended from time to time. Euro or e. The single currency of the Participating Member States. Eurocurrency Interbank Market. Any lawful recognized market in which deposits of Dollars and the relevant Optional Currencies are offered by international banking units of United States banking institutions and by foreign banking institutions to each other and in which foreign currency and exchange operations or eurocurrency funding operations are customarily conducted. Eurocurrency Lending Office. Initially, the office of each Bank designated as such in Schedule1 hereto; thereafter, such other office of such Bank, if any, that shall be making or maintaining Eurocurrency Rate Loans.

EU Treaties. The Treaty Establishing the European Economic Community, as amended by the Treaty on the European Union (the Maastricht Treaty). Euro or e. The currency introduced during the third stage of the EMU. Eurocurrency Interbank Market. Any lawful recognized market in which deposits of Dollars and the relevant Optional Currencies are offered by international banking units of United States banking institutions and by foreign banking institutions to each other and in which foreign currency and exchange operations or eurocurrency funding operations are customarily conducted.