Sentence examples for viable exchange from inspiring English sources

But at the same time the Primakov team also seems to be abandoning a stable currency, a viable exchange rate and a sound monetary policy.

This transition may be due to the breakdown of viable exchange relations between pastoralists and local farmers, forcing the Fulani to acquire land and grow their own food, instead of getting it from farmers in exchange for dairy products and manure.

More than just potentially compatible, we believe that Islam's historical record provides plenty of reasons to think that a viable exchange between Islamic and democratic principles will take place in the future.

A viable exchange rate could be established once firm controls on domestic quantity were established (former Libertarian presidential candidate Bill Still wants to go all the way to a return to domestic, sovereign money, but I don't believe complete abandonment of the Euro is necessary or realistic).

"Two independent, viable exchanges are much more likely to be responsive to new pressures and public needs than a single institution," he said at the beginning of his presidency.

Tenerelli owns a chunk of Madrid's Bolsa y Mercados Españoles, the holding company of Spain's only viable stock exchange.

In this letter, we propose a simple, cost-effective and commercially-viable solvent exchange process to improve the interaction of the Si NPs in poor solvent environments such as in aqueous media.

If Bitcoin is to become a viable means of exchange, Latin America would appear to be the currency's first point of entry on its journey toward ubiquity.

This "Big Bang," as it is known, ushered in an age of competition that brought the cost of trading down and made the U.K.'s exchange viable for private and international investors.

States in the northeast and all of the west coast have viable, vibrant health exchanges.

And they see the Shanghai or ChiNext exchange as viable listing places".