Sentence examples for printing notes from inspiring English sources

For a start, the technical difficulties of reintroducing a national currency, reprogramming computers and vending machines, minting coins and printing notes are huge (three years' preparation was needed for the euro).

Central banks do this by printing notes and manufacturing coins, but they can also create money by issuing electronic credits to commercial banks, such as JP Morgan and Citibank.

Failing to attract American interest in the process, Perkins and his partner set up a factory in England and in 1819 began printing notes for local banks; after 1840 the factory was also authorized to print Britain's first penny postage stamps.

For the second half of this term I am planning on printing notes instead of using my laptop to take away my main source of distractions so I will be better able to focus.

I do everything on the laptop now, although I print notes out and mark them up.

The move towards fixed denomination notes started in the 18th century and from 1725 the Bank was issuing partly printed notes for completion by hand.

"However, the Bank of England would print notes on polymer only if we were persuaded that the public would continue to have confidence in, and be comfortable with, our notes.

Cashiers were finally relieved of the task of signing each note individually in 1853, when the first fully printed notes appeared.

Life could be made easier if the authorities printed notes with higher denominations than 100 Bolivars, which is worth less than 8p, or 10 cents.

Rather than the aching taste of tears that often underlies Siegfried's funeral music, all that seemed to lie behind this performance were printed notes on a page.

I highlight everything I find interesting, and then type out everything I've highlighted, and then print out everything I've typed, and reread these printed notes as often as possible.