Sentence examples for designed currency from inspiring English sources

It panicked foreign investors with badly designed currency controls and a senseless clampdown on foreign business ownership.

Though the euro was about to become the only legal tender in January 2002, The Netherlands nonetheless celebrated its tradition of creating beautifully designed currency by issuing one "last" guilder coin in mid-June.

There's no shortage of currency converter apps for travelers to load onto their iPhones, but there's also no shortage of badly designed currency converter apps — so the simplicity and speed of this nicely designed newcomer Elk stands out.

In August 2005, in response to a challenge from a reader, Boing Boing announced a $250,000 prize later raised to $1,000,000 of "Intelligently Designed currency" payable to any individual who could produce empirical evidence proving that Jesus is not the son of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.

Interestingly, this argument is not reserved for small, bankrupt countries such as Greece, trapped in a badly designed common currency area.

The online comments that Satoshi Nakamoto made before disappearing completely, in 2012, indicate that the creator of Bitcoin, like Wilson, was deeply mistrustful of economic institutions and designed the currency to be intentionally subversive.

An important reason for linking the two is that renewable energy sources become more economically attractive than nonrenewable energy when a custom designed local currency is introduced that eliminates the cost of interest.

Gelleri put his students in charge of designing the currency vouchers, as well as managing its accounts and administering the scheme.

In art class, students are designing the currency, which will carry the faces of heroes they selected, including Marian Wright Edelman of the Children's Defense fund; the legendary Puerto Rican baseball player Roberto Clemente; and Sengbe Pieh, the leader of the revolt aboard the slave ship for which the school is named.

They are also causing as much damage as the ills they are designed to prevent.The currency board, under which pesos are supposed to be freely convertible and backed by hard-currency reserves, was set up a decade ago.

Are there any elements on the currency designed to keep it from being counterfeited?