Sentence examples for krona with from inspiring English sources

While still Sweden's largest political party, it was increasingly divided on such important issues as the September 2003 referendum on the replacement of the krona with the euro, which voters overwhelmingly rejected.

At the Saturday news conference, Ms. Sigurdardottir said her aim would be to seek to replace the battered krona with the euro within four years, the duration of the parliamentary term she secured in the election, assuming there was no new political crisis.

The story they tell is that expectations of a rising krona, combined with relatively high interest rates, drew hot money in via the carry trade.

Trading in the Icelandic krona ceased, with foreign banks no longer willing to take the currency — even at what seemed like bargain rates.

The own-currency advantage helped the real adjustment of the economy; it also allowed some fairly undisruptive financial repression, because the depreciation of the krona (coupled with temporary capital controls) led to a brief burst of inflation that eroded the real value of deposits.

The dollar is worth about 6.9 krona now, compared with about 8.3 at this time last year.

The microbial classification scheme with Krona plots and SourceTracker were used in conjunction to control for potential biases related to the modern samples used in the latter and together present a layered representation of the types of microorganisms typically found in ancient dental calculus and dentin.

Prof Perlmutter of the University of California, Berkeley, has been awarded half the 10m Swedish krona (£940,000) prize, with Prof Schmidt of the Australian National University and Prof Riess of Johns Hopkins University's Space Telescope Science Institute sharing the other half.

At the end of 2008, it had 53.4 billion krona in assets, compared with 5.35 trillion krona in 2007 for Kaupthing Bank, the biggest bank in the country.

With the krona on life support, cool heads will be needed to stop the debate splitting the country.

"Anyone who walks around with six million krona in cash will be suspected of a crime," Mr Poljarevius said.