S$ definition

S$ means the lawful currency of Singapore.
S$ means the lawful currency of the Republic of Singapore.
S$ or “Singapore Dollars” shall mean the lawful currency of Singapore;

Examples of S$ in a sentence

  • Weeks R, Aliño PM, Atkinson S, Beldia II P, Binson A, Campos WL, Djohani R, Green AL, Hamilton R, Horigue V, Jumin R, Kalim K, Kasasiah A, Kereseka J, Klein C, Laroya L, Magupin S, Masike B, Mohan C, Da Silva Pinto RM, Vave-Karamui A, Villanoy C, Welly M, White AT (2014) Developing marine protected area networks in the Coral Triangle: best practices for expanding the Coral Triangle marine protected area system.

  • Yeemin T, Pengsakun S, Yucharoen M, Klinthong W, Sangmanee K, Sutthacheep M (2013) Long-term decline in Acropora species at Kut Island, Thailand, in relation to coral bleaching events.

  • Dear Xxxxxxxxx S , Based on your application and subsequent discussions we had with you, we are pleased to offer you employment in our organization as Graduate Trainee.

  • Veron JEN, Devantier LM, Turak E, Green AL, Kininmonth S, Stafford-Smith M, Peterson N (2009) Delineating the coral triangle.

  • Wood S, Paris CB, Ridgwell A, Hendy EJ (2014) Modelling dispersal and connectivity of broadcast spawning corals at the global scale.


More Definitions of S$

S$. [SUBLESSEE'S NAME AND ADDRESS] (“Sublessee”). The Sublessor agrees to sublet, and the Sublessee agrees to take possession of the property that is located and described as: [PROPERTY LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION] (“Premises”) under the following terms:
S$ means Moody’s Investors Service, Inc.
S$ means Singapore Dollar.
S$. Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xx
S$ means Singapore dollars, the lawful currency of the Republic of Singapore.
S$ means Singapore dollars, the lawful currency of Singapore.