Sentence examples for secure currency from inspiring English sources

Through its action, working-class protest was strengthened by middle-class agitation for parliamentary reform to secure currency reform.

Retailers are scrambling to secure currency for food imports and medicine.

Without such adjustments rising budget deficits would signal higher inflation risks and erode international credibility in the newly created Euro as a secure currency.

In the email's next paragraph the excitement mounted: "This breakthrough blockchain technology will provide all residents at Carlauren's Lifestyle Resorts and Care Homes with a safe and secure currency, whilst also removing the worry that's associated with carrying cash".

Traders said the dominant theme in the foreign exchange market Wednesday was the unrelenting appetite for the German mark, now seen as the most secure currency for global investors to park their holdings.

On the other hand, later scholars have suggested that Sherman and others wished to demonetize silver for years and move the country onto a gold-only standard of currency—not for some corrupt gain, but because they believed it was the path to a strong, secure currency.

His comments came as ratings agency Standard & Poor's said sterling's status as a reserve currency would be jeopardised by a decision to quit the EU as central banks around the world would sell their holdings in favour of more secure currencies.

More likely, blockchain will be adopted by central banks and cryptographically secured currencies will become widely used.

Carney's intervention put Salmond and his finance secretary, John Swinney, under fresh pressure to set out whether they would be prepared to pool spending and tax revenues to secure a currency union, by sharing their wealth across the currency area.

He proposes to create a new foundation blending cryptography, game theory, programming languages and systems security techniques on which to build a new, secure digital currency system and a system for smart contracts.

Many people within the European Union and further afield are urging Berlin to take bold steps to secure the currency's future.