Sentence examples for currency standard from inspiring English sources

Cuba's problems were ranked this way: low salaries and high cost of living, double currency standard, lack of political freedoms, embargo and isolation, food scarcity, lack of medicines, poor transportation infrastructure and lack of housing or dilapidated conditions.

The overdraft would afford deficit countries a credit buffer against the abrupt adjustments required under the gold standard.In this section Fixing Europe's single currency Standard solution ReprintsThe scheme would still discipline members with trade deficits.

This faction rallied around a new platform that advocated a reduction in government intervention in the economy (particularly protective tariffs), a return to a gold and silver currency standard, and a reduction in patronage.

In the subsequent decades, content producers and advertisers came to rely on Nielsen as the independent currency standard for determining the value of airtime on both radio and TV.

Parker's long service on the bench proved to be an advantage in his nomination, as he had avoided taking stands on issues that divided the party, particularly that of currency standards.

As with much Zimbabwe currency, printing standards are crude and counterfeiting is rampant; the RBZ has been dissuading this widespread use.

Over time, though, a full operational merger is probable, once some kinks — in trading currencies, regulatory standards and procedures — are ironed out.

He also established a mint in Calcutta that, in addition to benefiting the poor by providing a reliable standard currency, was a forerunner India's modern currency.

But, a standard currency is used and the recipient is required to convert the currency during withdrawal.

"What will be our standard currency up there?" he asked.

"I got paid a lot of cigarettes," he recalled, referring to the standard currency behind bars.