Sentence examples for capita including from inspiring English sources

This September, MyCSP took over direct payment of pensions from Capita, including not only existing regular monthly payments but also the payment of lump sums to former civil servants as they became eligible.

Overseas development assistance to Somalia is $75 £500) per capita, including both humanitarian and development aid, compared with an estimated $110 per capita in remittances entering the country, which amounts to 35% of GDP, the highest level in the world.

The quantity of labor — hours worked per capita including zeros for people not working – is shown as a red series in Chart 2. Remarkably, labor and after-tax real wage rates collapse together, hit bottom together and exhibit a partial recovery together.

Taking into consideration the overall water balance, the total Croatian water resources amount to per year per capita, including per year per capita from sources inside Croatia.

In Panama the 2005 outbreak induced total costs of 16.9 million US$5.2 US$S$ per capita) including direct and indirect costs and government spending on dengue control efforts [ 18].

Demographic variables, clinical characteristics, RA disease activity measures, including the disease activity score in 28 joints (DAS28), and treatment-related variables were analysed according to GDP per capita, including 14 "high GDP" countries with GDP per capita greater than US$240000 and 11 "low GDP" countries with GDP per capita less than US$110000.

Notable private-sector deals for Capita include a £90m contract with John Lewis to manage the call centre for its online shopping service.

Illinois has the lowest credit rating of the 50 states and has America's second-biggest public debt per capita, $9,624, including state and local borrowing.

The food availability data represent the total quantity of food available at the per capita level, including quantities produced and imported, adjusted by quantities exported, or quantities used as animal feed or for seed.

The second approach was an adjusted analysis in which time to first event was regressed on HDI (per-capita GNI), including a collection of prespecified 'adjustment' covariates inherent to the TRILOGY ACS trial (see online supplementary appendix for further details regarding the adjusted modelling approach).

In particular, niche 4, with the highest number of human cases per capita, mainly included countries or provinces with intermediate levels of productivity and low-to-medium purchasing power per capita (e.g., Egypt, Guangdong and Anhui provinces).