Sentence examples for subject of currency from inspiring English sources

One of the most contentious issues has been the subject of currency, with the Scottish National party insisting that it would keep the pound.

Returning to the subject of the currency markets, one can't help wondering what Tchenguiz has been punting on.

In Alex and Greg's evolving responses to their son's unusual inclinations — and what they may or may not imply about his future sexual identity — Mr. Pearle has found an intriguing subject of real currency, and one that stirs our natural sympathy.

Levin on Thursday raised his own issues with the proposed treaty, including that that the Obama administration has not yet broached the subject of enforceable currency obligations in the TPP negotiations.

All commodity exporters are potentially subject to currency crises".

China, for instance, has no hesitation in thumbing its nose at the U.S. on the subject of revaluing its currency.

The more money involved, the greater the issue, since money transfers are subject to the vagaries of currency fluctuation.

As a result, Reding was today talking about personal data as if it was a sort of currency (a dangerous subject in Europe these days!) "Personal data is the currency of today's digital market.

The converted resources will no longer be subjected to the adverse affects of inflation upon the value of currency.

Foreign buyers are subject to exchange control approval, as Colombia does not have free flow of currency.

But judging from heavy reader response to a recent column on the subject, business travelers overwhelmingly see their miles as representing a much different form of currency.