Sentence examples for issuing paper from inspiring English sources

Several more such episodes caused the Chinese government to cease issuing paper currency, leaving the matter to private bankers.

Green, accordingly, reoriented his entire appeal, adopting the "Unite to Rebuild" slogan and issuing paper after paper on what the city would need to do to recover.

"This is a country that is issuing paper into a weakening market," said Ashish Shah, co-head of credit strategy at Barclays Capital, referring to Greece's need for continual borrowing.

The announcement from United, a unit of the UAL Corporation, came a month after the AMR Corporation's American Airlines said it planned to stop issuing paper tickets for domestic trips by March.

In addition, United, a unit of UAL, said that it was tightening rules on upgrades and fare discounts and was raising the fee for issuing paper tickets to $20.

Despite the successful Amsterdam bank and the fledgling Bank of England, the French were resistant to the notion of a national bank issuing paper currency at the whim of an absolute monarch.

It doesn't issue paper tickets.

The move is highly symbolic as the Bank of England has issued paper banknotes since it was founded back in 1694.

The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), which holds stock certificates, would also issue paper certificates showing the transfers at Trump's request.

Garin Casaleggio, a spokesman for the state controller, said that warrants were issued as bills became due, and that not every vendor would be issued paper immediately.

Besides accepting deposits from and extending credit to these clients, central banks also issue paper currency and are responsible for regulating commercial banks and national money stocks.