Sentence examples for adopted capital from inspiring English sources

From the hospital perspective the step down methodology was adopted, capital and recurrent costs were determined from inputs and cost centers.

Western countries adopted free capital markets, as the British adopted free trade in the 19th century, because it suited them.

As the newcomers adopted the capital's sound system methodology, they refined it, supplementing dances with pirate radio, and downloading alongside the 12-inch singles they'd hawk round in the boots of their cars.

Forcing banks to adopt higher capital ratios may curb speculative excesses.

The election of Jo Grimond as the new Liberal leader persuaded him to adopt a capital "L".

The Fate of Basel American banks and regulators have a poor track record when it comes to adopting global capital standards.

Barnier fears European banks could become uncompetitive if they are forced to adopt higher capital rules than rival banks in the US or Asia.

Mr. Bernanke said that giant financial players might be forced to adopt "contingent" capital — selling bonds that would automatically convert into common stock if a company had trouble.

Phillip L. Swagel, a professor at the University of Maryland School of Public Policy, sees risks in adopting higher capital reserves, but he says he thinks the industry's gloominess can be overdone.

Lastly, banks are uncertain about future regulation and might therefore adopt strict capital standards as a precaution, at the expense of efficiency.In both America and Europe, most cross-border deals for now are selective forays rather than big mergers between leading banks.

Amid a jubilant stock market response to the longer than expected period to adopt new capital rules from international regulators in the Swiss city of Basel, Cable warned that the government would not tolerate the new rules being used as an excuse not to lend to small businesses, which argue that they are being deprived of much-needed credit.