Sentence examples for national notes from inspiring English sources

On average, people thought that national notes and coins would stay in circulation for six months: the right answer is two at most.

The banks' leeway to tack on extra fees will shrink when euro banknotes replace national notes and coins in January 2002.

"DSD can share bulk, unselected, unminimised metadata as long as there is no intent to target an Australian national," notes from an intelligence conference say.

New euros will continue to be transported after January 1st: the planned euro130 billion in notes is merely 40% of the value of national notes in circulation at the end of 2000.

Stronger arguments are that the packs of coins will contain euro10 or so, more change than most people normally carry; that national notes will still be acceptable; and that a lot of goods and services are paid for with plastic in any case.

Euro notes and coins are due to be issued in place of national notes and coins from the start of 2002.The European Commission, the EU's executive body, reports a growing consensus among governments that this last phase (known in EMU jargon as the "double circulation period") should be cut from a planned six months to a mere six or eight weeks.

By the time Copeland's outburst became a matter of national note a week later, the pattern had been set: old white men with mouths writing cheques their status won't cash, in currencies that went out of date decades ago.

"As of today our national note identity is all at risk," he wrote.

Truss said it had been an honour to serve as the leader of the Nationals, noting that when he assumed the position after the 2007 election "nobody wanted the job, including me".

Foreign policy experts and Ugandan nationals noted the situation on the ground was much more complicated than just the crimes of one man.Ugandan journalist Rosebell Kagumire was among those pointing outthat Invisible Children oversimplified a complicated geopolitical struggle.

That source of instability was eliminated in the 1860s when national bank notes replaced private bank notes.