Sentence examples for approved capital from inspiring English sources

Instead, the shareholders in three of the largest banks, Nordea, SEB, and Swedbank, approved capital increases.

Staff within the US, the document sets out, approved capital spend – money for equipment and other needs – against the terms of US sanctions.

This week, American bank regulators approved capital rules that were a little weaker than originally planned, at least for banks that are not too big to fail.

That agency, which provides information to defense lawyers in capital cases, said that Mr. Ashcroft had approved capital prosecutions against 100 people, including 39 cases in which federal prosecutors had not asked for approval to seek the death penalty.

Approved capital projects in Nassau and Suffolk's 129 school districts increased to 493 in the 2000-01 school year from 482 in 1997-98, according to the New York State Education Department's office of facilities planning.

The Irish government, meeting Wednesday night, approved capital injections of 3.5 billion euros each ($4.5 billion) for Allied Irish Banks and Bank of Ireland, a Finance Ministry official said.

Defense lawyers contend that his decision to approve capital charges in the case was flawed.

The Legislature approves capital projects and the state Bond Commission allocates the bonds to pay for them.

But as long as the court is approving capital punishment for some defendants and not others, it should hold that 17- and 18-year-old offenders fall on the wrong side of the line.

Even before negotiations begin during the next legislative session, moreover, Mr. Spitzer will need to act on outstanding issues from the last one, like renewing the state's horse-racing franchise, imposing new restrictions on campaign financing and approving capital spending.

Even as the Treasury began approving capital injections for about 20 regional banks on Friday, including $7.7 billion for a merger between PNC Financial and National City, carmakers pressed for their financing subsidiaries to be eligible for a part of the bailout fund because they provide a major channel of credit to consumers through car and other types of loans.