Sentence examples for would be denominated from inspiring English sources

The bonds would be denominated in dollars, complying with the court ruling, but would be repaid over 10 years, giving future governments breathing space in an effort to right the collapsed economy here.

When the deal was first announced in May, both sides agreed that all stocks listed on the combined exchange, even those traded in London, would be denominated in euros.

Even if you had amassed enough treasure to back up your new scrip and decided how the currency would be denominated, it would be an uphill struggle to convince everyone your funny money was worth something.

The assets of everyone on the planet would be denominated in the debt-spending of that single monetary body.

Since foreign debt would still be denominated in euros, a seceding state would almost automatically default, causing acute solvency problems not only for its own banks but for banks across Europe.

The debt may even be denominated in dollars or euros.

Literally, an inflammatory arteriopathy can be denominated 'vasculitis' or 'angiitis'angiitis

A sensational loss of < 6/8 will be denominated „neuropathy".

One issue would be what is denominated in euro and what in, say, drachma.

"The euro would fall in value, so the debt which is denominated in euro would also fall in value and the competitiveness of the debtor countries compared to Germany and the other creditor countries would greatly improve".

Let's see what a company's earnings would have looked like if they were denominated in a currency that held its value.