Sentence examples for revised coin from inspiring English sources

According to the revised COIN manual published by the U.S. Army in December 2006, a counterinsurgency campaign expects soldiers and marines to be "nation builders as well as warriors".

The U.S. Congress, which has the constitutional authority to regulate the nation's currency, passes a law once or twice a year to create a new or revised coin (or series of coins), setting the process in motion.

The Army's COIN manual, revised in 2006 as the growing insurgency in Iraq made a mockery of the Bush administration's claims of "victory," asserts that "the primary objective of any counterinsurgent is to foster the development of effective governance by a legitimate government".

This attempt led to the major variety of the series, as coins of the revised version have smaller letters in the inscriptions than those struck earlier.

He also revised the coinage, issuing a silver coin called the grosso, or matapan.

Petraeus brought a revised strategy known as counterinsurgency, or COIN, that he himself had played a key role in formulating (or at least rediscovering).

In 1838, coinage resumed after Congress revised the weight and fineness of American gold coins.

In January Facebook revised its ads policy to specifically ban cryptocurrency, binary options and initial coin offerings.

A total of 361,667 of the revised design were produced by the Mint in 1907; the "Low Relief" coins were released into circulation at the end of December 1907.

The cultural wave rolling from these shores already has a name — hallyu — literally, the Korean Wave, coined by awestruck Chinese who were the first to acknowledge Korea's revised profile in Asia.

As the population has continued to age since the term 'oldest old' was originally coined, there are those who may argue that the definition should be revised to include only those aged 90 and older.