Sentence examples similar to sharing currency from inspiring English sources

An independent Scotland would have no right to a shared currency or shared social union.

Time is running out for salvaging Greece and, beyond it, Europe's shared currency, the euro.

It isn't about a shared currency – we have that already.

Meanwhile, the shared currency would strengthen the sense of European unity.

This shared currency has always been pegged to the French franc.

He says: "The combination of political independence with a shared currency is a recipe for disaster.

I think his speech is brutally demolishing nationalist case for shared currency.

The shared currency, which was supposed to bind nations together, has instead created an atmosphere of bitter acrimony.

Now the euro crisis has exposed the need for a federative push to give the shared currency political backbone.

On one side, the benefits of a shared currency depend on how much business would be affected.

His 1970 plan for nations in the European Economic Community to develop a shared currency was not taken up at the time.