Sentence examples for withdrawn notes from inspiring English sources

Until 1990, withdrawn notes were incinerated, but now they are shredded before going into compost or taken to an industrial incinerator.

So it is easier simply to withdraw notes that are heavily encrusted with sebum from circulation.In this section Strike out!

Even Israel's dovish former foreign minister sees through it: "Imagine now that Sharon says, 'Well, all right, I withdraw,' " notes Shlomo Ben-Ami.

The Bank of England has the authority to withdraw notes from circulation under the Currency and Banknotes Act 1954.

But all withdrawn Bank of England notes remain payable at face value for all time.

However, some countries have withdrawn those notes as a crime-fighting measure, which has probably raised the popularity of the good old $100 bill.

"For example, we suggest that the EU reconsider the feasibility of placing obligations on a data controller for publications made by others after consent is withdrawn," it notes, going on to voice concerns that rights to freedom of expression might suffer under the current proposals.

The nurse described him as extremely withdrawn, but noted, "He has four children and the thought of them gives him hope to carry on".

My credibility was not the reason the charge was withdrawn, she noted.

"It works!" exclaimed Helga Markus, a well-dressed woman in her 50's as she withdrew euro notes from a savings bank in downtown Berlin.

On the last occasion, in 1987, the general withdrew several notes from circulation and issued new 45 and 90 kyat bills.