Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: The treaty requires that members comply with guidelines on deficits, public debt and other fiscal benchmarks by the end of 1997 if they are to qualify for taking part in the introduction of a new, single European currency in 1999.
Deficits are part of the treaty.
Replacing national currencies with the Euro will come back to bite the participating countries. 
The euro will be introduced in 1999.
a new european currency was introduced in 1995
There are fiscal benchmarks in place.
a new european currency was introduced in 1996
a new european currency was introduced in 1994
Everyone agrees that we have got to do something about these horrendous deficits.
At the end of the 90's the debt was paid and the budget was entirely balanced out.
Third World debt should be forgiven under certain conditions stimulated by members of Congress.
The first two borrowers of the group have to start repaying the loan plus interest before the other members can take out loans.
There was an undefined amount of money owed during the first half of the 1990's.
I was common for foreign countries to say that you guys got to  do something about the horrendous deficits as they cause tremendous problems  for author
The euro will be followed by the hideous EU flag being required to replace the country's own sovereign flags. 
The Third World country would have to pay back what they owe if they don't reform themselves.
Reform supporters want to see the debt decrease.
Seven months after euro has been introduced, national currencies will be no more.
Commerzbank has prepared an emergency plan to break-up the Eurozone.
The sanctions have been obeyed 
The beginning of the 90s saw quite a bit of debt.
The banker applied strict qualification rules to money lending
The new European currency is the euro.
Members must comply if they are to qualify for taking part in the introduction of the euro in 1999.
a new european currency was introduced in 1996
The euro will be introduced in 1999.