Examples of Standard Specified Currency in a sentence
Not Domestic Currency means any obligation that is payable in any currency other than applicable Domestic Currency provided that a Standard Specified Currency shall not constitute the Domestic Currency.
PPL proposed to utilize all capital components that were approved by the Commission in PPL’s last base rate proceeding.
Not Domestic Currency means any obligation that is payable in any currency other than the applicable Domestic Currency, provided that a Standard Specified Currency shall not constitute a Domestic Currency.
In urban slums context of Bangladesh, adolescents20living in exacerbated socio-economic conditions, lack scopes for proper information and life21 opportunities.
Assuming that the Deliverable Obligation Characteristics included "Standard Specified Currency", this would require the Obligation to be payable in the lawful currencies of Canada, Japan, Switzerland, the UK, the USA and the Euro and any successor currency thereto.Assuming again that a country redenominated its debt from Euro to New Currency, the question would then turn on whether New Currency constitutes a "successor currency" to the Euro.
The definition of "Standard Specified Currencies" appearing in the section "Method for Determining Obligations" in the Updated 2003 Definitions, appears as amended as the section "Standard Specified Currency" in the 2014 Definitions.
Assuming that the Deliverable Obligation Characteristics included "Standard Specified Currency", this would require the Obligation to be payable in the lawful currencies of Canada, Japan, Switzerland, France, Germany, the UK, the USA and the Euro and any successor currency to any of the aforementioned currencies.