Meanings of monetary standard in English

For the old miller judged everything by a monetary standard.

Once more a common monetary standard prevailed, and commerce revived as if touched by a magic wand.

All history warns us against rash experiments which threaten violent changes in our monetary standard and the degradation of our currency.

The peculiar circumstances preceding the year 1896, however, focussed attention on the monetary standard rather than upon the other demands of the Populist-Democratic fusion.

Previous collapses of the international monetary system such as in 1914 resulted in significant geopolitical and economic instability until a new monetary standard was established.

Thereupon the convention replied that the platform was silent on the question of a monetary standard because it was not regarded as a campaign issue.

The different groups of immigrants are very clearly distinguishable, especially by their monetary standards.

In 14 countries, embracing a quarter of the world's population, former monetary standards have been temporarily abandoned.

There will be new monetary standards by the dozens before the economy gets back onto some stable basis.

This was done by compelling most of the members to choose between two monetary standards (the Thaler and the Gulden) in 1838.

"And since the Ralestone family have definitely gone off the gold or any other monetary standard, it's tourist rests or the poorhouse for us."