Sentence examples for currency subject from inspiring English sources

Her Majesty promised a "national identity cards scheme", that would later be dropped, and amusing to recall, said that "A draft bill will be published to enable a referendum to be held on the adoption of the single currency subject to the government's five economic tests being met".

Financial strife in the Eurozone means the SNP's plan of an independent Scotland joining the single currency (subject to a referendum) is off the table for now.

If a currency is subject to exchange controls, there may be two or more quotations for different uses of the same nominal currency.

Chuck Schumer, a Democratic senator from New York, continues to push legislation that would force the Treasury to declare China a currency manipulator, subject to punitive tariffs.

Dividends, net of the Canadian tax, are paid in U.S. currency and subject to exchange-rate fluctuations.

Other jurisdictions, such as Thailand, may have laws that restrict bitcoin exchanges and related entities.[26] Those jurisdictions that do not restrict the use of bitcoins, while not regarding them as an official currency, may subject them to being taxed the same as any tangible currency or property, however.[27].[27]

Bitcoin has proven popular in Argentina and other parts of Latin America where local currencies are subject to crazy depreciation, to the point that bitcoin provides a more stable and viable option for storing and moving their money.

A.T.M. fees are $2.50 each transaction, and purchases that involve currency conversions are subject to the standard 2percentt charge.

Other bank regulators, like the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, are not subject to the appropriations process, as a shield against political interference.

As a result, Reding was today talking about personal data as if it was a sort of currency (a dangerous subject in Europe these days!) "Personal data is the currency of today's digital market.

It added that the present system, under which the dollar acts as the world's reserve currency, should be subject to a wholesale reconsideration.