Sentence examples for issued notes from inspiring English sources
Banks in that era issued "notes" that served as currency.
In the early 1800s those liabilities consisted of privately issued notes convertible on demand to specie (gold or silver).
Earlier this year it launched its own polymer substrate, Safeguard and Fiji issued notes on the material in April.
During the first half of the 19th century, state-chartered banks issued notes, preferably backed by metal, that circulated much as dollar bills do today.
Law issued notes based on the profits to be made from the gold and silver of the Mississippi and the Louisiana Territory.
The offer of cash, newly issued notes and preferred stock values each Plains share at about $18.75, $18 at a minimum, Leucadia said in a letter to Plains Resources' directors.
Audience members are issued note cards they can use to submit questions that, supposedly, might be answered from the stage.
The Bank started to issue notes in return for deposits.
EuroTitrisation financed its exposure by issuing notes, which were listed in Dublin.
There are seven insitutions in Scotland and Northern Ireland able to issue notes apart from the Bank of England.
As of October 22nd Barclays was planning to borrow €3 billion over three years by issuing notes backed by the government.
