Exempel på dinar

• I have forty golden dinars sewed up in my coat. 

• My treasurer will receive from you with gratitude and remembrance upon the previous day and not later than noon, the sum of one million dinars. 

• Without blushing the man pointed to a twin article, saying he would let that go for five dinars. 

• Second, instead of devaluing the dinar in the 1980s, leaders arbitrarily pegged it to a basket of convertible currencies.

• A concomitant financial restructuring, which injected 60,000 million dinars into enterprises by 1987, bolstered sales, profits, capacity utilisation, and productivity in almost every sector.

• The ensuing price rises allowed public enterprises to ' recuperate ' more than 20,000 million dinars of profits from the black market.

• Their devaluation of the dinar worsened supply problems for companies.

• Dinar et al. (1998) carefully document the various groups affected by institutional reforms.

• Parallel markets will disappear if the rules governing foreign trade are changed and the dinar made convertible.

• One needs only to look at the position of the dinar to realise that the collapse of the currency is nigh.

• The rate of exchange on which business can be obtained is something like 255 or 280 dinars to the pound sterling.

• They have allowed their nationals to settle their accounts at the rate of 200 dinars to the pound, which is well below the actual rate of exchange that exists to-day.

• He also left a piece of land worth 300,000 dinars.

• As the rupee was fixed at 1 shilling 6 pence, this resulted in a conversion rate of rupees to the dinar.

• Protests from the landlord classes reduced this relatively low rate to 67 dinars and taels.

• For only 1 dinar, opera, plays and ballets were performed to the public.

• One thousand dinars is stylishly called a "kilo".

• Therefore, the government endeavors to manage fluctuations in the value of the dinar.