The phrase "asked capita" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or a typo, as "capita" typically refers to "per person" in a statistical context, and does not fit with "asked."
Example: "The survey asked for the capita income of the respondents."
Alternatives: "per capita" or "per person."
The capita always asked Hahn where her master was; in Kingwana the word for husband and master were synonymous.
This is one of the key findings of the survey of our 36 county council members, carried out with the support of Capita, which asked them to explore the methods and approaches they are planning in order to meet the challenges of yet more cuts.
Before the referendum took place, the Welsh Office asked Symonds Facilities Management (later known as Capita Symonds) to investigate possible sites for a new Welsh Assembly.
When a reporter asked if he thought on average, per capita, there were more of his supporters that were racists or antisemites than there were Muslim immigrants from Syria who are part of terror cells, Trump bellowed a laugh.
A number of people have asked for total and federal government employment per capita over time; here it is, with the top line total at all levels, the bottom federal only: Feel the explosion!
Asked why he had not imposed formal targets on Capita and Atos, Penning said he would use his "size 10 boots" to enforce the desired wait times.
But when asked to explain its failure to maintain manpower levels Capita's chief executive suggested it was partly down to potential new recruits having too little to do.
Our fourth research question asked, "What is the international relationship between GDP per capita and public acceptance of evolution?" Similarly, to answer this question, we analyzed our bivariate correlation, examining the relationship between country-level GDP per capita and evolution acceptance.
By 1969 the Kinsey Institute believed San Francisco had more gay people per capita than any other American city; when the National Institute of Mental Health asked the Institute to survey homosexuals, the Institute chose San Francisco as its focus.
Service Birmingham, the joint venture with Capita that provides services for Birmingham city council, has been asked to abandon plans to offshore IT and other jobs.
