Sentence examples for capita to the from inspiring English sources
Seattle, which accounts for about one third of the vote in the state, has donated more money per capita to the Sanders campaign than any other large city.
Bangladesh contributes just 0.4 metric tonnes per capita to the carbon emissions fuelling climate change (the US produces 17 and the UK 7.1), but will suffer its effects badly.
By far, this state has trailed the nation in large donations per capita to the presidential candidates, an analysis of the candidates' early contributions of $200 or more shows.
San Francisco's government contributed $101 per capita to the city's libraries, the highest of any city in the study, while New York's library systems all received between $30 and $40 per capita, below Seattle, Boston, Detroit and others.
Louisiana has a much-publicized weight problem in general and also sends a high number of players per capita to the N.F.L. Mickey Joseph, the coach at Desire Street Academy and a former quarterback at Nebraska, said that coaches should undergo mandatory instruction on monitoring the weight of high school players.
US movie theaters sold 5.5 tickets per capita to the American public in 2002, a number which has since declined to 4.1 in 2016.
To allow the system to work, and to ultimately allow people to move supplier and retain their meter's smart functionality, the government has contracted Capita to provide the behind-the-scenes infrastructure.
Claimants report feeling confused about who is responsible for the process, being told by the assessor (Atos or Capita) to contact the DWP, and vice-versa – a confusion that echoes the ongoing muddle over ESA.
We used the median household income per capita to measure the area income level, representing the degree of wealth in an area.
First, we ranked countries based on DALYs per capita to identify the countries with the greatest disease burden attributed to diarrhoea, malaria and HIV.
In 2012, TV Licensing (an arm of the BBC) subcontracted Capita to handle the "collection, administration and enforcement" services for eight years, and will pay around £560m for this.
