Sentence examples for based on denominations from inspiring English sources

With 100 "new pence" to the pound, the decimal coinage was based on denominations of these new pence (1/2 [since demonetized], one, two, five, 10, 50); the sixpence coin continued briefly as a 2 1/2-pence coin before being phased out, as were the old penny and threepence coins.

The churches and mosques were grouped into clusters based on their denominations.

It's not based on what denomination you're from; it's for all people.

While they were allowed to turn in their coins for dollars, the amount they received was based on the denomination of the gold coin, not on the basis of its weight.

Credit total: This is under the card area and shows how many credits, based on the denomination of the machine, you have remaining.

For far too long, Christians have defined the church based on buildings and denominations.

"I have never seen a more cynical and more destructive political campaign," Mr. Hastert said on the House floor, insisting that his earlier choice of the Protestant minister had been based on merit, not denomination.

This denomination is based on the proposed designation of the parent metazachlor as carcinogenic category 3 R40 (vide supra, point d).

The card is available in different denominations based on the number of minutes.

Is the evangelical designation based on beliefs, pronouncements, personal declarations of faith, denominations, or, of most interest to politicians, a willingness to vote for a candidate based on their beliefs and values?

In a modern society relations between various nationalities and between religious denominations must be based on mutual respect and equality and idea that one political movement can be superior to another gives root to perspective hatred between various opinions.