Sentence examples for be put into circulation from inspiring English sources
The green 50 shekel bill (Tchernichovsky) and the blue 200 shekel bill (Alterman) will be put into circulation during the second half of the year.
However, sources inside North Korea say they believe a 10,000 won bill could be put into circulation in due course, and that the new bill, when it appears, will once more feature the likeness of Kim Il-sung.
He is adept at pointing out the connections and contradictions between an artist's professed beliefs and his or her actions in real life, and he's also nimble at taking a seemingly trivial observation ("Chanel made a profitable habit out of keeping a tame poet on hand to coin aphorisms that could be put into circulation, attributed to her") and using it to illuminate a larger truth.
Regardless of who called the shots in the Garden of Eden, Adam and Eve only had to convince each other that a new word should be put into circulation.
These new members of the legislature formed a majority that in May 1786 proceeded to approve what can best be described as a scam - the printing of a hundred thousand pounds in paper money, most of which would be put into circulation by loaning it, at four percent interest, to unsuspecting farmers on a mortgage of their land, with the mortgage being twice what the land was worth.
The success or failure of any technological intervention is to a large part determined not by any putative inherent feature of the technology, but the manner in which it is put into circulation amidst existing networks and complex social relations.
Her signature will begin appearing on bills early next year, after the current reserves of currency are put into circulation.
