Sentence examples for convertibility with from inspiring English sources

For some time the economy had been deteriorating; the peso's one-to-one convertibility with the dollar was an artificial paradise.

For more than a decade, until early last year, the Argentine economy operated under a system known as convertibility, with one peso valued at one dollar, and the two currencies were used almost interchangeably in ordinary transactions.

The slim and stylish Yoga 900, I have now doubles down on that convertibility with fancy watch band-inspired, stainless steel hinges, weighs considerably less with a wider and more beautiful monitor.

Mark Weisbrot points out, in reference to my earlier post, that when comparing Argentina's exit from the convertibility law with a possible Greek exit from the euro, the relevant comparison is with Argentine exports before the exit, not after.

The only reason Argentina was able to hold its head above water before then was the convertibility system, with all its flaws.

Unlike many precious metal standards the system was very decentralized: no national monetary authority existed and all control over convertibility rested with the five banks of issue.

The first characteristic was of great convenience, since it offers the possibility to combine the convertibility of the transcendentals with the basic task of science: to demonstrate the existence of properties that belong per se to its subject and are hence convertible with it.

And until it began to meddle with convertibility, that was the case in Argentina.

If that wasn't bad enough, Domingo Cavallo meddled with convertibility shortly after he was reinstated as Argentina's economic czar in March 2001.

The central banker's statement that dealing with convertibility risk is part of the E.C.B.'s mandate is therefore highly significant.

The Argentine experiment with convertibility ended in collapse.