Sentence examples for lev from inspiring English sources
The word 'lev' is not a correct or commonly used word in written English
It does not have a clear meaning or definition and would likely be seen as a misspelling of other words such as 'level' or 'levee'. It is not recommended to use 'lev' in written English as it may cause confusion or be seen as an error. Example: Incorrect usage: The water rose above the lev, causing flooding in the nearby town. Correct usage: The water rose above the levee, causing flooding in the nearby town.
noun
The currency of Bulgaria, divided into 100 stotinki
A new currency board, imposed by the IMF in exchange for aid, should stop the central bank printing money to finance government deficits and losses by banks that eventually ruined faith in the lev.
The lev, Bulgaria's currency, has been a joke.
Last year Bulgaria adopted the Fund's suggestion of a currency board, which pegs the lev, the Bulgarian currency, to the D-mark (the euro from January).
The Bulgarian lev is tied in a currency board to the euro, meaning it has avoided the foreign-currency debt problem that has been crippling for some other eastern Europeans.
This has both stabilised the lev and revived Bulgarians' confidence in local banks.
After they withdrew around 800m lev (€400m) in a few hours, FIB said it had to close operations over the weekend.On June 29th Bulgaria's national security agency said it had so far arrested six people suspected of involvement in the attack.
None of these threaten United Russia, but in a sclerotic system they serve as a "bypass", says Lev Gudkov of the Levada Centre, a pollster.Yet it was not these signs of discontent that triggered the crisis, but the Kremlin's response.
"The regime is losing its legitimacy in the eyes of the population," says Lev Gudkov of the Levada Centre, a social-research outfit.
I thought then it was one of the highest moments in Russian history, that it would become a national holiday," says Lev Dodin, the artistic director of the celebrated Maly Drama Theatre.
The strength of the Kremlin lies in the lack of any resistance to it, says Lev Gudkov, head of the Levada Centre, an independent pollster.
"The sanctions are working," says Lev Gudkov, head of the Levada Centre, an independent pollster.
