The phrase "adopted money" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing financial resources that have been accepted or integrated into a system, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The organization has adopted money from various donors to fund its new initiatives."
Alternatives: "accepted funds" or "integrated capital".
Consequently, if E.V.'s were to become widely adopted, less money could flow into accounts that pay to build and maintain roads.
In rural households that have adopted mobile money, incomes have increased by 5-30%, according to Olga Morawczynski, an ethnographer at the University of Edinburgh who has studied M-PESA in detail.
Bigger, more mature countries are responding to their own economic downturns by adopting easy money policies.
High transaction cost was also one of the barriers in adopting mobile money in Tanzania (Chogo and Sedoyeka 2015).
We've seen businesses adopt mobile money to offer various business to business services, for example suppliers collecting payments from distributors via the mobile channel".
This long run relationship implies that the consequences of adopting electronic money, telegraphic transfer, and cheques on the economy of Austria, Belgium, France, Germany and Portugal, can only be significantly observed in the long run.
THE MOST DYSFUNCTIONAL DYNASTY TO WHICH YOU REALLY WOULDN'T MIND BELONGING Admit it: You would be tickled if the Darling family of "Dirty Sexy Money" adopted you.
Adopting the money-making strategy of "The Book of Mormon," "Wicked," "The Lion King," and other top-grossing Broadway shows, the 10-week engagement of "Hugh Jackman, Back on Broadway" is selling tickets for up to $350 a piece - double the top face value of $175 for orchestra seats for that production.
Adopting the money-making strategy of "The Book of Mormon," "Wicked," "The Lion King," and other top-grossing Broadway shows, the 10-week engagement of "Hugh Jackman, Back on Broadway" is selling tickets for up to $350 apiece – double the top face value of $175 for orchestra seats for that production.
The International Monetary Fund adopted tougher auditing standards today for countries that ask to borrow money.
