Sentence examples for be withdrawn from circulation from inspiring English sources

Must that be withdrawn from circulation simply because it forms the basis of a statement?

Around 63m £50 banknotes bearing the portrait of the first governor of the Bank of England, Sir John Houblon are to be withdrawn from circulation in 15 weeks' time.

Kloester said: "She thought that the case might come to court but what she really wanted was for Knave of Hearts 'to be withdrawn from circulation, the offending names in her previous works altered, and a profound apology made to me'".

With the financial crisis abated, many in Congress wanted the greenbacks to be withdrawn from circulation.

If greenbacks were not to be withdrawn from circulation, therefore, they must be made equal to the gold dollar.

As a result it was withdrawn from circulation for years.

The euro's value continues to drop until, on Dec. 31, it is withdrawn from circulation.

Contrary to general belief, the $2 bill is not being withdrawn from circulation.

"When the big white five pound note was withdrawn from circulation in 1957, there was an almighty fuss," says John Keyworth, a spokesman for the Bank of England.

The Bank of England estimates that half of all the existing stock of paper £5 notes will have been withdrawn from circulation by the end of the year.

The old fiver, featuring the prison reformer Elizabeth Fry, can be used in shops until it is withdrawn from circulation in May.