Sentence examples for ecb operated from inspiring English sources

Had the ECB operated from the outset under a rule prohibiting it from accepting SGP-noncompliant countries' debt as collateral, the entire eurozone sovereign-debt problem might have been avoided.

Can the omnipotent ECB control the weather now?

"The ECB has acknowledged that the club has at all times operated within the spirit of the regulation; declaring the breach to ECB at the earliest opportunity and co-operating fully with the ECB throughout the process".

It is especially unclear how much individual states would lose under ECB-operated programmes if Greece were to default.

Sussex County Cricket Club chief executive Zac Toumazi said: "We have co-operated fully with the ECB's anti-corruption unit and welcome the sanction imposed.

Even so, when QE is announced on Thursday, if it turned out that the two German members of council, Sabine Lautenschläger and Jens Weidmann, had voted for it, the markets would be euphoric - because that would imply that the ECB would perhaps be able to operate in future with fewer German-imposed restraints.

The ECB became operational in 1999.

The ECB shall co-operate closely with the authorities empowered to resolve credit institutions, including in the preparation of resolution plans.

The ECB shall co-operate closely with the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) or any other similar facility for participating Member States whose currency is not the Euro where a credit institution has received or applied for financial assistance from that facility.

Subject to Articles 1, 4 and 5, the ECB shall co-operate closely with any public financial assistance facility including the European Financial Stability Facility EFSFF) and the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), in particular where such a facility has granted or is likely to grant, direct or indirect financial assistance to a credit institution which is subject to Article 4 of this Regulation.

The CDC operates at arm's length from the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and is responsible for all aspects of cricket discipline covered by ECB rules.