Sentence examples for whether issued from inspiring English sources

The euro would be identical no matter whether issued in London or Frankfurt and would depict such edifying images as bridges, doors and, erm, windows.

Gold coins circulated in most of the world; paper money, whether issued by private banks or by governments, was convertible on demand into gold coins or gold bullion at an official price (with perhaps the addition of a small fee), while bank deposits were convertible into either gold coin or paper currency that was itself convertible into gold.

Hayek favored a competitive currency regime in which private parties would be free to use any currencies they wished, whether issued by government-owned central banks or private banks.

The low-value paper currency, whether issued by government or business, were called shinplasters by the public, which disliked them.

California's appeal also raised the narrower issue of whether issuing a medical license is the kind of public service to which the law applies.

In his letter, Mr. Durbin questioned whether issuing those memorandums constituted sufficient reforms, noting that the action fell short of creating a new curriculum on the topic.

Whether issuing American-inspired fatwas or counseling the homesick, fielding questions from the F.B.I. or mediating neighborhood spats, Mr. Shata walks an endless labyrinth of problems.

It's unclear whether issuing child care licenses will resolve the centers' ongoing legal problems.

In his view apparently only a traitor would ask whether issuing yet another security guarantee is in America's national interest.

That debate, how we are portrayed and whether issues that might be regarded as "dirty linen" should ever be washed in public, is still an ongoing discussion.

Difficult to predict whether issues will impact rev beyond Q3.