Sentence examples for such a currency from inspiring English sources

What symbols would capture the significance of such a currency?

Which raises the crucial question: will such a currency be soft?

Unfortunately, forcing such a currency realignment would be a blunder of historic proportions.

Threats of such a "currency war" have unsettled markets and threatened to hinder a flagging global recovery.

Unfortunately, that would create new problems, he said, because such a currency would have "a negative side".

Blaenau Ffestiniog (pronounced  Blay-NIGH Fes-TIN-ee-og) presents a stark tableau of just how such a currency area works to soften the wide disparities even within a relatively small and cohesive country like Britain.

Such a competitive currency regime would eliminate currency risk, reduce interest rates and stimulate economic growth.

Subsidies aside, the report acknowledges the pressures of the global financial crisis, but points to "innovative" sources of financing such as a currency transaction tax – an idea it first mooted in 1994, which is gaining traction.

For currencies, there are only two such regimes: a currency board, like the ones in place in Argentina or Hong Kong; or a free-floating policy, with a central bank bound to strict monetary rules, like the one in New Zealand.

But Europe's awkward combination of unity and disunity--the adoption by most nations of a common currency without having created the kind of political and economic union that such a common currency demands--has become a gigantic source of weakness and renewed crisis.

The 1863 act did not prohibit state banks from issuing their own currency, but Congress did impose a 10 percent tax on state banknotes that effectively eliminated such a rival currency.