Sentence examples for currency shared from inspiring English sources

Democratic will is unavoidably compromised by membership of a currency shared by other countries with incomparably different economies.

Investors battered the euro, the currency shared by 16 nations and often seen as a barometer of confidence in the European economy.

This EU meeting was devoted to agreeing on new rules to govern the euro, the currency shared by 16 of the 27 EU countries.

The euro, a currency shared by 12 European countries, was introduced in January 1999 and goes into public circulation in January.

This resulted in rising prices, rising wage rates and still more rapidly rising earnings, large profits and a rapid growth of money-wealth (including bank deposits and hoarded currency), shared by both the Jews and Arabs.

The fastest-growing large economy in Europe is Britain, which has so far refused to adopt the euro, the common currency shared by 12 nations, preferring its sterling instead.

provides a currency — shares — that can be used either to make acquisitions or to facilitate CBOE's takeover by another company.

Sao Paulo slumped 5.5% as foreign capital flowed out on fears that Brazil will devalue its currency; share prices have fallen 33.5% since the beginning of 1998.In this section ECONOMIC FREEDOM ECONOMY FINANCIAL MARKETS Reprints.

I'd also introduce a financial transaction tax of 0.05% on currency, share, bond and commodity transactions (raising £50+ billion pa) and a one-off average 20% wealth tax on the assets of the richest 5%, with the least rich of the rich paying 2% and the most rich 25% (raising £400 billion).

But the market has seemed to take a different view: While the deal was valued at $414 million when announced yesterday morning, by the end of the day it was worth just less than $342 million as the deal's currency, shares in Media Metrix, fell by 17.26% to $23.38.

The committee paid SS officer Kurt Becher $1000 per person in foreign currency, shares, jewellery and gold, raised from the wealthier passengers to cover the cost of the rest.