Sentence examples for is also denominated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Orban also faces pressure from the International Monetary Fund, which may be Hungary's only hope to avoid defaulting on its national debt, much of which is also denominated in euros.

The ITQs (or TAC shares) are, therefore, also denominated in terms of cod-equivalents, as the cod-fishery is the most important fishery in Iceland.

But Bank X is also cutting traditional banking activities denominated in dollars.

Implementation is also conditioned by what we denominated a "defensive reaction" whose origins were found mainly "outside" the consultation.

The United States-dollar-denominated Libor is also significantly different from the comparable Euribor rate.

And I think the fact that our foreign investments are generally denominated in currencies other than the dollar is also attractive — a good diversifying tool for the university.

There is also a class of conduct, now only vaguely defined, that has been denominated "symbolic conduct," which includes such actions as flag desecration and draft-card burnings.

As much of the trading in futures markets is denominated in dollars or other hard currency, the developing country trader is also subject to exchange rate risk.

It is also true that the underlying transactions had nothing to do with America, but because they were denominated in dollars they had to be cleared in New York, which provided America's lawmen with a toehold.

Monday was also unkind to A shares, denominated in yuan and reserved for Chinese investors; they have now fallen about 15percentt since the end of June.

When the vast catalog of cancer cell genotypes is analyzed in detail, a small number of functional alterations, also denominated hallmarks of cancer by some authors [ 11, 28], seems to account for all this complexity.