Sentence examples for by banknote from inspiring English sources

These compounds, also called "optical brighteners," are not dyes in the usual sense and, in fact, were introduced in 1927 by banknote printers to protect against forgery.

Zimbabwean banknotes are usually sold by banknote dealers over the counter or on the internet, although the most valued types theoretically qualify for inclusion in auction.

In 1851, approximately 87% of M1 were coins and the rest was shared by banknotes and sight deposits.

This figure shows that Switzerland was a "coin economy" at the time of the introduction of the Swiss franc: approximately 87% of M1 were coins in 1851 and the remaining 13% were shared equally by banknotes and sight deposits.

The Zapotecs's use of textiles forms the basis of a new project by Austin-based designer Nick Hiller, which taps into this history of textiles as currency by creating a series of jacquard loomed throw blankets inspired by contemporary banknotes from around the world.

He was elected, and celebrated by throwing banknotes to supporters.This is discouraging.

He regards such purchases as being tantamount to financing governments by printing banknotes.

Mobile banking is safer than storing wealth in the form of cattle (which can become diseased and die), gold (which can be stolen), in neighbourhood savings schemes (which may be fraudulent) or by stuffing banknotes into a mattress.

Jens Weidmann, president of Germany's Bundesbank, was the only member of the ECB's Governing Council to vote against a program he considers tantamount to financing governments by printing banknotes.

Among the strangest objects is an amateurish c. 1850's painting by an unknown artist after an etching by James Smillie (a well-known banknote engraver) which was also done after a painting by Thomas Cole, "The Voyage of Life," (1839-1840), now hanging in the National Gallery in Washington.

A case in point is the banknote campaign by the feminist and journalist Caroline Carolineerez.