Sentence examples for currency governing from inspiring English sources
Governments routinely issue dozens of different bond series, which vary in maturity, currency, governing law and payment terms.
European integration, the creation of a euro currency governed by a European central bank and the might of financial markets have made big inroads on national sovereignty.
He liked that the currency was governed by a set of logical rules, rather than the mysterious machinations of the Federal Reserve.
For them the cyber-currency is governed by an incorruptible formula that - like the eternal forms envisioned by Plato, immaterial abstract ideas standing outside of time - is untouched by human error and folly.
Business executives and diplomats say Zimbabwe's central bank governor, Gideon Gono, desperate for foreign currency to stoke the governing party's patronage machine, sends runners into the streets with suitcases of the nation's currency to buy up American dollars and South African rand on the black market — drying up Zimbabwean dollars that would otherwise go to the banks.
The idea may yet be revived as policymakers in the euro area rewrite the rules governing the currency.
Prosecutors have struggled to determine his assets because the Philippines has extremely stringent secrecy laws governing foreign currency deposits.
"We want to make it possible for a euro zone country to be able to quit the euro if it wants," Mr. Rutte said, insisting that all members must respect the rules governing the currency union.
Blume adds that one cause of the Depression was mismanagement of the Gold standard, which governed currency values.
European leaders last Friday announced measures to shore up battered market confidence in the currency, trotting out stricter rules governing public finances in the euro zone and more money for a bailout fund.
Analysts say the last few months of negotiations over Europe's Stability and Growth Pact, as the budget rules are known, have underlined the political nature of the agreement governing the single currency.
