Sentence examples for were put in circulation from inspiring English sources

About $430 million worth of "greenbacks" were put in circulation, and this money by law had to be accepted for all taxes, debts, and other obligations even those contracted prior to the passage of the act.

In 1825, a Cherokee preacher named David Brown, probably a convert to the Moravian faith, completed a translation of the New Testament into Cherokee, and scores of manuscript copies of it were put in circulation.

Brochures advertising the museum were put in circulation around lower Manhattan three weeks ago.

Like gold, bitcoins, which are both a currency and a commodity, are in limited supply (there is a cap of 21 million total) and have to be "mined" before they are put in circulation.

We traveled through the state of New Jersey on foot, held several meetings in the state, and were enabled to allay much prejudice which had been excited by reason of the wicked falsehoods which had been put in circulation by John C. Bennett who had been cut off from the Church for his iniquity.

Etymologically speaking, the word 'symbol' refers to two pieces of a broken entity (a jar, for instance), one of which is still available, while the other piece is put in circulation.

Among other measures, rules were put in place that aimed to limit the circulation of older, more polluting vehicles and obliged car owners to get regular smog checks.

The materials have been in the library's collection since the mid-90s and were put into circulation in the early 2000s.

The four notes, valued at thousands of pounds, were put into circulation last year - one each in Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland - to help take art to a wider audience.

By the end of the first year, membership had reached 40,000 and by 1939 it was up to 57,000; in total, 6m LBC volumes were put into circulation.

Sixteen million copies of the popular coin were put into circulation.