Sentence examples for money standard from inspiring English sources

As more people have more money, standard of living increases and the price of collectibles goes up accordingly.

By taking the distorting levers away from Washington elites a hard money standard grounds the economy on our own productive efforts and not the whims of bureaucrats.

Gold is the money standard.

For me, this is the "money" standard.

You still think the masses are ready to embrace a Gold or hard money standard.

Is it not possible that some governments might embrace a hard money standard one day?

It reflected 19th-century experience under metallic money standards.

A number housing associations were downgraded by the social housing regulator earlier this year for failing to comply with value for money standards.

She and others at the trust, however, were disturbed by the ruling's findings on the standards for redirecting money, standards that they said would require community foundations "to guess the thoughts of a deceased donor".

One impact assessment – on the Priors School, in east Warwickshire, a former private school that became a state-funded free school in September 2011 – warned of local concerns about "surplus places, pupil numbers and sustainability, consultation, use of taxpayers' money, standards, premises and parental choice".

The cap-and-trade program is one part of a broader, comprehensive policy that includes: a renewable portfolio standard requiring the state's utilities to invest in clean energy like solar and wind; targets for energy efficiency that reduce energy use while saving consumers money; standards for cleaner fuels; and tough auto efficiency standards that are now part of national policy.