Sentence examples for currency received from inspiring English sources

This move by a Communist country to allow global capitalism to have more impact on its currency received praise from none other than the International Monetary Fund.

Regulators writing the rule — the Federal Reserve, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency — received a flood of letters at the comment deadline from banks like Goldman Sachs and other critics of the crackdown.

One pioneer recalled the lack of currency, receiving at most 25¢ in transactions between 1844 and 1848.

U.S. companies also get more dollars when the foreign currency they received is exchanged back to the U.S. currency.

Unfortunately, by 1801 merchants were doubting the value of the currency they received, and inflation assumed serious proportions.

One was for his job as an agency reporter, haring about the world, meeting deadlines and battling to file stories whose transmission was paid for out of the pittance of worthless communist currency he received from Warsaw.

This total transformation of the country's currency was received with calm pragmatism by most New Zealanders — even though the lowest-denomination coin in the new system, the redesigned ten-cent piece, is worth about eight American cents at the current rate of exchange.

Open Europe, a Brussels-based think tank: [The majority] of Italians voted for parties that explicitly oppose austerity and, in a major upset, the Five-Star Movement led by comedian Beppe Grillo - who has called for a referendum on whether the country should leave the single currency - received over 25% of the vote.

The central bank carries out daily currency auctions, receiving about a dozen bids a day according to the CPA.

A Vietnamese exporter selling to China is exposed to exchange-rate risk: he pays his workforce in dong, the local currency, but receives payment in dollars.

They say they wanted to send a signal that the euro was important enough as a global currency to receive support from other big central banks.