Sentence examples for internal currency from inspiring English sources
The gold sovereign disappeared from internal currency in 1914 after a career of 300 years, but it has continued to be struck in irregular quantities for export abroad.
America is thinking of creating a general consumer-privacy law and the European Union is updating its rules.Facebook will also need to tread carefully as it seeks to use its internal currency to extract rent from its platform.
The first, and most benign, is that the People's Bank of China is keen to show the yuan is a truly free-floating currency, in order to win inclusion in the basket used by the International Monetary Fund to determine the value of member-countries' Special Drawing Rights – in effect the IMF's internal currency.
Capital raised: The company says its internal currency worth over $100M.
Their destruction has a real-world cost as the game's internal currency can be bought with real money.
In 1993 a handful of big banks, including UBS, HSBC and Citibank, set up EBS, an internal currency marketplace that runs parallel to Reuters' system.
Meanwhile, if you move money from one TransferWise country account to another or any of the 15 internal currencies supported, or if you make an international money transfer, you will only ever be charged the standard TransferWise 'mid-market' exchange rate and commission, with no minimum fee, which works out much more competitive than incumbent banks.
We then model a PSV-S internal structure recursively, containing four internal PSV-Ss, and six internal currencies.
"How can we imagine our country being curled up behind walls, reduced to its internal market, going back to its national currency and, on top of that, discriminating between its own children according to their origins?" he said.
Fugini, et al. [25] define completeness, currency, internal consistency, timeliness, importance, source reliability and confidentiality for cooperative web information systems.
When internal convertibility of the currency was suspended, it was generally assumed that international parity would be maintained, and a number of statements by the Secretary of the Treasury supported that view.
