Sentence examples for notes issued from inspiring English sources

In 1863, Congress created a uniform, government-issued currency to end panicky redemptions of the notes issued by banks.

Scottish heroes rather than Britain's queen adorn the notes issued by the three biggest Scottish banks.

In most countries the bulk of the currency consists of notes issued by the central bank.

Many of these investors, to their great misfortune, bought principal-protected notes issued by Lehman Brothers.

But since late 1988, the volume of notes issued by nonfinancial companies has soared.

The Department of the Treasury has a sinking fund for retiring bonds and notes issued under this chapter.

The company missed an $8.1 million interest payment Friday on $231 million in notes issued to Nortel Networks.

As postgame notes issued by the Athletics mentioned, the four-game sweep of the Yankees was the second time the franchise had accomplished the feat since 1914.

Treasury Holdings, which controls R.E.O., paid £400 million, including £150 million in notes issued to Mr. Hwang, leaving him with a healthy profit.

Its bank notes, issued in the early 1830s, showed a swan, as did the first newspaper, the Swan River Guardian, in 1836.

Like Treasuries, notes issued by Fannie and Freddie are considered to be among the safest investments, so even a modest downgrade could rattle investors.