Sentence examples for in banknote from inspiring English sources

Currency reform had driven his family, wholesalers in banknote paper, out of business.

In "Banknote," consideration of an inert scrap of paper leads to a vision of a vast and frantic system of commerce "turning the gear of custom"; in "Pliers," a simple tool designed to exert control evokes "this despair I feel / When I feel / I've lost my grip, can't manage a thing".

Emerging economies are seeing a rapid increase in banknote use, according to Mr Rabenstein.

The Federal Banknote Act of 1881, introducing common standards of quality in banknote issue, was the result of these perceived inefficiencies.

This period started with nearly unregulated competition in banknote issue, but the harmonization of privately issued banknotes required by federal banking law of 1881 undermined this system and finally led to the creation of SNB.

Nevertheless, a crucial break took place in 1881, when the previously unregulated regime of competition in banknote issue was followed by the heavily regulated regime of the new Federal Banknote Act.

Now cotton is everywhere — in banknotes, coffee filters, and even gunpowder.

The Bank of England said: "There is now the equivalent of around £1,000 in banknotes in circulation for each person in the United Kingdom".

Roseana Sarney's presidential bid was killed in 2002 when images of half a million dollars in banknotes found at her husband's office were broadcast on television.

Envelopes each containing $40,000 in banknotes were distributed at the event; a Bahamian delegate photographed the money, and complained of the "insult" to the Caribbean.

In return, the bank would be allowed to issue 1.2 million pounds in banknotes, and have the exclusive right to be the government's banker.