call money

That piece of paper called money or the physical product?

Can't call money mine, when I have to give it away.

At least, not what anyone who knows about money would call money.

And everything else we call money is really a credit instrument."

The series spawned a successful magazine called Money, which is still published today.

There's a fundamental incentive to be efficient; it's called money.

The Dundee disease has its roots in a virus called money.

"But I have none of that horrid stuff you call money.

The net gives us a chance to work towards the common good without this disgusting stuff called money.

The committee also wished to expand the call Money Market.

Players can also build special units called money makers to generate more credits.

When any shareholder does not pay its call money to company on its due date.

I believe this is where you use something called money to requisition goods."

Mitchell's move brought a temporary halt to the financial crisis and call money declined from 20 to eight percent.

The interest rate paid on call money is known as call rate.

During the panic, call money would reach 125 percent, the highest level since the Civil War.

Call money is a method by which banks lend from each other to be able to maintain the cash reserve ratio.

"Now these," he said, letting a pile of torn paper bits fall to the ground, "are called money.

So people invented something they called money.

"I've no money you'd call money in the house.

Each participating state has designed its own program, called Money Follows the Person.

Economists still keep an eye on the amount of money in circulation, called money aggregates.

The species of tomato they chose to grow in the banknote compost is called money maker.

The Indian call money market has been transformed into a pure inter-bank market during 2006-07.

It's the third of a series of three documentaries Vanessa made called Money.