sound currency

The campaign centered mainly on the issue of a sound currency.

Low interest rates, which greased its slide, have far more political appeal than a sound currency.

"It's urgent that Western nations help Russia have a sound currency."

A sound currency is one of the things that people expect from a government that is working well.

A measure proposed to secure a safe treasury and a sound currency (1857)

The North's most important war measure was perhaps the creation of a system of national banks that provided a sound currency for the industrial expansion.

Those ends were to continue the wartime high protective tariff, the new network of national banks and to guarantee a sound currency.

In 1856 Michigan suffered from a lack of sound currency, but Chandler supplied his customers with all the goods they required.

A stronger dollar bolsters prices of fixed-income securities because a sound currency is viewed as being anti-inflationary.

A sound currency, a solid expectation that property rights would be protected were integral parts of what Republicanism was supposed to be about.

A. If I knew of a plant that produced sound currency, I wouldn't be slaving over a hot keyboard.

He was a founder member of chairman of the Executive Committee of the Sound Currency Association.

"A kind and unselfish heart is sound currency," said Lana smiling and turning her back on Boyd; which brought her to face Lois.

Capitalism needs a moral culture to nourish "self-restraint, hard work, discipline and sacrifice"(p57) and a political system committed to limited government, a sound currency, and regulation of competition.

No matter who is in the White House, our Congressional representatives can cut spending drastically and force the executive branch to return America to a sound currency and sane fiscal policy.

Later German monetary policy showed far greater concern for maintaining a sound currency, a concern that even affected Germany's attitude in resolving the European sovereign debt crisis from 2009 onwards.

A monopoly of issue was granted to El Banco de la Republica Oriental del Uruguay and the country enjoyed a sound currency and monetary stability until WWI.

He kept a high political profile during the 1920s with his chairmanship of the Sound Currency Association and many letters to the Times newspaper on various aspects of the economy, trade and foreign policy .

Dr. Avramovic's success at stabilizing the economy, introducing a sounder currency and bringing down inflation led to his appointment as governor of the Yugoslav Central Bank and brought some improvement in living standards.

By preparing the way, we must make it clear to people that EMU involves bringing together equally sound currencies, so that we can pay all over the European Union with equally sound money.

The president advised Congress to take early action to determine whether the Bank deserved recharter on constitutional grounds, and further declared that the institution had "failed in the great end of establishing a uniform and sound currency."

The President encouraged his audiences to establish property rights, impartial judicial systems, contract law, civil rights, free speech, sound currencies - in short, to build the institutions necessary to survive and thrive in the marketplace beyond republic borders.

Their commitment to a sound currency, backed by a stable commodity, was tossed aside so that the dollar could become a fiat currency, backed only by its status as the world's reserve currency, along with consumer confidence.

The first president of the Sound Currency Association was Lord D'Abernon who was in office from the formation of the Association until his appointment as British Ambassador to Berlin in 1923.

But if other European nations would like to be free of the German monetary discipline, there still exists in Germany a powerful consensus that a sound currency is the basis not only for sound economic growth but also for sound politics.