Sentence examples for tradeable currency from inspiring English sources

Of course the pound is an international tradeable currency.

Second Life has an economy so large that their Linden dollar is tradeable currency in the real world to the tune of $29m per quarter.

Pressed on what her government's alternative plans might be on the BBC2 programme Daily Politics, the deputy first minister insisted a currency union was workable, but added: "Scotland can't be prevented from using the pound – it's a fully tradeable currency".

A Scottish government spokeswoman's comments later on Monday added weight to that suspicion, stating: It is a simple fact that sterling is an internationally tradeable currency - the pound is as much Scotland's as the rest of the UK's and there is nothing that George Osborne or anyone else can do to stop us using it.

Speaking a week after George Osborne appeared to all but scotch Mr Salmond's plan A – keeping the pound in a monetary union with the rest of the UK – the Scottish National Party leader said Scotland could continue using sterling because it was an 'internationally tradeable currency'.

Bitcoin was after all envisaged as a way of creating a tradeable currency which couldn't be manipulated by governments.

Frightened by the power of international currency markets, China's leaders have indefinitely delayed plans to make their own currency fully tradeable.

Of note, because our analysis presents cost-effectiveness results in international dollars, the relevant financial assessment would convert the tradeable portion of the intervention cost (e.g., vaccine) using the foreign exchange rate, and express all costs in local currency.

He added: "Information is a tradeable commodity.

"Every player is tradeable," he said.

However, not all bonds are tradeable.