Sentence examples for be in general circulation from inspiring English sources
"This is obviously highly sensitive stuff, and material you wouldn't want to be in general circulation," Mr. Fasman said.
To be eligible, a banknote must have been issued for the first time during the year of the award, and be in general circulation.
That is, has the application of modern military design to civilian firearms produced a class of weapons too dangerous to be in general circulation?
The current BBC Sports Personality of the Year will also feature on a 50p coin minted in the UK on behalf of the Isle of Man Government, which will be in general circulation as well as in special celebration packs.
One publisher estimated that Amazon had sold roughly 10,000 Kindles, while another estimated that as many as 50,000 electronic-book readers of all types are in general circulation.
The picture of Pythagoras that emerges from the evidence is thus not of a mathematician, who offered rigorous proofs, or of a scientist, who carried out experiments to discover the nature of the natural world, but rather of someone who sees special significance in and assigns special prominence to mathematical relationships that were in general circulation.
Thus some of Humboldt's books, with his marginal comments and annotations, could still be found in general circulation in libraries of the former East Germany.
Some of these are coins in general circulation, whose designs are updated or added, such as the 50 state quarters.
Employment judge Christa Christensen said in her ruling: "The respondent [First West of England] was aware that banknotes in general circulation are or could be contaminated by cocaine.
The term "Internet" was not yet in general circulation, and "social network" was an academic concept that psychologists and sociologists used to derive mathematical formulas that explained people's patterns of friendships.
Euros are not yet in general circulation, but individual currencies like francs and marks are locked to the new currency.
