Sentence examples for banknote change from inspiring English sources

Modi's banknote change has so far proven popular among increasingly aspirational voters who are tired of corruption, although views among the broader population and economists are divided over the efficacy and fairness of the move.

We're aware of the ghastly monetary quality of it all as wads of banknotes change hands.

They want the Reserve Bank of India, the central bank, to stem a flourishing trade in dirty money.The problem is that since banknotes change hands for even tiny transactions the smallest note is one rupee, worth about three American cents— money gets soiled quickly.

In certain banknotes like the 20 and 50 Mexican peso banknotes, certain parts of the banknote will change colors when the note is tilted.

The opportunities for envelopes stuffed with banknotes to change hands are thus minimised.

The banknotes that change hands between two car doors are often the only earnings of these occasional mechanics.

A Bank of England spokesman said: "Coins are the responsibility of the Royal Mint and together with the Bank's decision to produce polymer banknotes this change will enhance the security and integrity of the currency".

They then weighted the numbers to get the probability a banknote appears in a transaction, derived from the average transaction value of £9.47, to get an estimation of the number of times each note changes hands.

As part of the preparation for this latest change, banknote officials have already been working with retailers and the operators of vending machines and cashpoints.

"It's better to change banknotes before you come".

Because the authors had access to M, P and T for a single year (2013) they were able to work out V. This gives you the answer that a banknote on average changes hands 147 times a year.