Sentence examples for backed currency from inspiring English sources

It was referred to as the nation's treasury; Sweden had a copper backed currency.

The Share approach is described by Indian activist Anandi Sharan as follows, "By monetising the remaining emission space, giving permits to every individual on earth, and letting them sell permits to hydrocarbon producers trading in an ever declining quantity of emission backed currency units, the world can equitably manage the transition to a post-hydrocarbon and post nuclear world".

And the world is waking up to the fact that they have the ability, without government assistance or other interference, to create a new precious metals-based backed currency system by simply converting their fiat paper into real money.

Be on the lookout for new products, new use cases for cryptocurrencies and new opportunities including precious metal backed currencies in this coming year.

The problem for the rich is that once the national economies are destroyed, their wealth will follow from government's inability to back currencies.

We take standardized paper dollars for granted; yet the law providing for a common nationally backed paper currency passed only in 1863 -- narrowly.

And it would needlessly damage our economy by bringing back currency risk for trade with countries such as Austria and the Netherlands, which have adapted perfectly well to the euro.

MUMBAI — India's central bank announced on Tuesday a number of changes to its interest rate policies, continuing efforts to contain inflation while rolling back currency stabilization measures put in place in July to prop up the weakening Indian rupee.

(For further reference, see the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's "Faces and Backs Currency"). 2. As a class, read and discuss the article "Europeans Resolve to Embrace the Euro," focusing on the following questions: a.

This, in turn, implies a return to managed currencies, possibly, through regional financial arrangements, or through an officially backed multi-currency reserve system.

Then there's Paul's dreamed-of return to the Gold Standard, which would replace our "valueless" paper currency, backed by economic confidence, with currency backed by gold.