Sentence examples for balanced capital from inspiring English sources

"The company would operate under a more viable and balanced capital structure with a lower debt burden and it is planned to transition as soon as possible into a publicly traded corporation," the debt holders said in a statement.

"By adding significant new capital to our balanced capital allocation plan, we can accelerate our share buyback plans while investing in growth in our core businesses," Mr. Immelt said in a statement.

She adds: The mayor's draft London Plan aspires to a more socially mixed and balanced capital, but the reverse is going to happen as a result of the housing benefit cap.

We certainly believe that returning cash to shareholders should be part of a balanced capital strategy; however, when done for the wrong reasons and at the expense of capital investment, it can jeopardize a company's ability to generate sustainable long-term returns.

"We are focused on delivering our key commitments to investors including balanced double-digit earnings growth, strong organic growth, margin expansion, and returning cash from GE Capital to fund balanced capital allocation for our shareholders," General Electric's chief executive, Jeffrey R. Immelt, said in a statement.

As a result, mutual fund managers had sold shares of beaten-down technology stocks throughout October to realize capital losses they could use to balance capital gains that their funds posted earlier this year.

These results show how COMPSORB-GAC can be used in a comprehensive, site-specific optimization of GAC systems to ensure robust system performance and to balance capital and operating costs.

2. "We constantly identify waste in our financial, production, time and materials processes and get rid of it". 3. "We balance capital efficiently between today's needs and long-term growth".

Even if this is not your situation, balancing capital gains with capital losses should be a top investment priority.

Kenny says that Stancharts policy is to keep Tier One capital between 7% and 9%, carefully balancing capital strength against profitability.

If you go it alone, you'll want to balance capital gains and losses as much as possible by Dec. 31.