On the street, these bills were instantly exchanged for Deutsche marks, dollars, and other forms of legal tender through teams of street-level money changers, who funnelled the proceeds to private savings institutions and six state-run banks.
If the mayor has his way, this could well be the year when salt, once a form of legal tender, is finally devalued as a prized condiment in the American diet.
Yet this is the ideal world envisaged by some of Malaysia's activists championing the Islamic gold dinar and silver dirham as a new form of legal tender to replace paper money – a utopia that could see the light of day as early as the middle of next month.
From interviews conducted in [5, 4], a clear indication is that quality, on average, has improved informants working in the health corporations and local administration saw this as a result of competition being introduced in the form of competitive tendering.
Erdoğan's numerous cronies in the mining, construction, energy and media sectors receive AKP support in the form of state tenders; in return, these same companies (which incidentally have purchased many of Turkey's newspapers and television stations) ensure that ordinary citizens receive non-stop positive coverage of Erdoğan and his party.
It's shocking (he has never smoked) but somehow fitting, since the show's environment is a kind of dead zone, not fit for any form of life more tender than spiders, snakes, or scorpions.
This involved inserting a rule into the District Plan (a legal instrument) requiring landowners/managers of the most erosion prone land (described as Overlay 3A) to establish trees or shrubs at the appropriate density, and to maintain tree cover already present on such land, with the ECFP providing the subsidy in the form of a grant (tender).
This form of psoriasis is characterized by an acute onset of numerous pustules on top of tender red skin.
