Proper description of a currency amount, usually for coins or banknotes.
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Examples for "denomination"
Examples for "denomination"
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The interpretation of its meaning, however, often varies from denomination to denomination.
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Bishop in the African Methodist Church and a power in that denomination.
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He continues to rank all mankind under the general denomination of Gilbert.
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She was amused to see that it asked for her religious denomination.
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Some kind of a strange fringe denomination, something about the end times.
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Other U.S. companies have opted to revise the currency denomination of their contracts from euros to dollars.
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No decision has been made on the size of the loan, the timing or the currency denomination, she said.
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Some commentators argued that the only factor that determines whether or not an asset should be classified as domestic is its currency denomination.
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Almarai is still considering both local and international currency denominations, CFO Paul Gay said.
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The $100 Federal Reserve Note is highest denomination of currency printed since 1945, but a $5,000 or $10,000 bill can be ordered.
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Bajarin said he took Apple's announcement about Jobs' health on face value.
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His face value in the problem was that of a living wage.
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He accepted people at their face value and believed in human nature.
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At face value, this probably doesn't seem like much of a problem.
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Ukrainian bonds currently change hands for well below half their face value.
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Whether arbitrary changing the denomination of coin be not a public cheat?
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Each year, as we shall find, each denomination of coins celebrates a centenary.