Sentence examples for capita equity from inspiring English sources

While the UN climate talks remain stalemated, the world's central bankers could convene and almost unilaterally begin implementing contraction and convergence toward per capita equity in greenhouse gas emissions.

Should the industrialized world limit their use of fossil fuels in order to "create space" for less-developed countries to be able to increase their energy use toward a goal of global per capita equity?

A realistic compromise that can break the deadlock is possible, based on a less strict version of the per capita emissions equity principle.

Outsourcing group Xchanging has soared 50% after receiving takeover offers from both Capita and private equity firm Apollo Global Management.

It was big companies such as the outsourcing firm Capita, IBM, and private equity group Silver Lake Europe.

The real per-capita value of housing equity has fallen to its 1978 level, and housing prices are still slipping in many parts of the country.

Developing countries want national emissions allowances to be allocated on the basis of equity of per capita emissions.

UBS also said it hoped for news on possible acquisitions: Capita has indicated the April equity placing, raising £274m, was almost all to fund future M&A.

Over the long run (1900-2013), there is actually a negative correlation (-0.29) between real equity returns and per capita GDP growth; South Africa, for example, has had long-term equity returns of 7.4% and per capita GDP growth of 1.1%; Ireland has had per capita growth of 2.8% and real equity returns of just 4.1%.

Trust in the investigator was highest in the per capita payments group and lowest in the equity group (P <.001).

CONCLUSIONS: Although investigators' financial disclosures in research do not substantially affect willingness to participate, potential research participants are more troubled by equity interests than by per capita payments.