Sentence examples for denominate from inspiring English sources

He began by listing five moral, religious, and practical objections to duelling, but ruefully concluded, seven paragraphs later, that "what men of the world denominate honor" made it impossible for him to "decline the call".

The trade figures are released by China and are in dollars, which is the currency used to denominate most international trade.

West Ham will soon begin stage two of their seating plan, whereby they hope to allow more groups to sit together as they did at Upton Park and more clearly denominate areas that are family friendly.

The euphemism "nationalities" was adopted to denominate Catalonia, the Basque country and Galicia, while Spain was construed as an autonomous state made up by regions and these nationalities.

"The Horse," Lawrence wrote, "is endowed with such as we are compelled to denominate qualities of mind; namely, perception, consciousness, memory, free will; in these originate love, hatred, fear, fortitude, patience, generosity, obedience, a limited sense of justice.

"We used to denominate everything in dollars," said Thomas C. Leppert, the chief executive of Turner Construction, speaking of the industry generally.

Cash began to trickle in, denominated in currencies from all over the globe.

In 1998 nearly a third of Turkey's marketable government debt and more than half of that in Mexico was denominated in a foreign currency.

The obvious thread is that all three countries are sovereign issuers of a fiat currency in which their bonds are denominated.

And unlike VW, it does not have a profusion of brands to support.If the euro falls apart, VW's German factories will suddenly find their costs denominated in expensive Deutschmarks.

Both Greece and Ireland are carrying heavy public liabilities denominated in a currency (the euro) that they cannot print.