Sentence examples for uniform currency from inspiring English sources

Coinage of any of these mints had uniform currency throughout the entire Spanish Empire, and the pieces had uniformity of type.

And all of them, of course, are stuck with a uniform currency.

The cantonal coinage, interrupted by the French occupation, was suppressed in 1848, when a uniform currency was adopted.

Holders of the restructured bonds would be encouraged to exchange them for capital in a new central bank that would issue a uniform currency to unify the states' financial systems.Foreshadowing the rifts within Europe today, Hamilton's plan was deeply divisive.

As a member of the Punjab board of administration under Henry, after the Second Sikh War (1848 49), he made a first summary revenue settlement, abolished internal duties, introduced a uniform currency and postal system, and encouraged road and canal construction.

Greece's economic behavior has been bad, even by European standards, but that doesn't discount the idea of having a uniform currency.

Inside, you'll find servers in plaid McDowell's uniforms, currency from the bank of Zamunda (Prince Akeem Joffer's home country) on the cash register and a sign that says it's no longer serving all-day breakfast.

The National Bank Act of 1863 provided for the federal charter and supervision of a system of banks known as national banks; they were to circulate a stable, uniform national currency secured by federal bonds deposited by each bank with the comptroller of the currency (often called the national banking administrator).

He provided his new empire with a uniform script, currency, a measuring system and a bureaucracy.

A year later, legislation set up federally chartered banks that printed a uniform national currency — making counterfeiting more difficult, though not impossible.

During his second term, he vetoed the renewal of the charter for the independent Second Bank of the United States, a private institution that kept the federal government's deposits interest-free, and issued uniform paper currency.