Sentence examples for capital achieved from inspiring English sources

The capital achieved a certain magnificence, and the other major towns acquired some aspects of Spanish culture, but the outlying areas were only lightly affected.

"The findings relate to previous management and the current management team continues to progress the turnaround, having raised additional capital, achieved considerable de-risking and improved brand metrics," the Co-op Bank said.

"The findings relate to previous management and the current management team has, over the last three years, progressed the turnaround, having raised additional capital, achieved considerable de-risking, delivered mobile and digital banking capability and strengthened the bank's appeal to customers".

"For European banks, our conclusion that the 14 large European banks we cover have enough capital in aggregate to pass a representative version of the U.S. stress test illustrates the improvement in capital achieved by the sector and the conservatism of current capital redistribution plans".

During the last decade, the research campus just north of Germany's capital achieved an outstanding reputation because of its unique concept, known as the "Buch Triangle".

Comparing these figures to those of the Israeli enterprise software companies that exited this year, cybersecurity companies performed better in every category – they raised less capital, achieved higher valuations, and exited quicker.

There is no point in insuring the downside of a bank that would be unable to raise private capital and achieve capital adequacy even after receiving significant downside protection from the government.

Yet 600 miles to the north of the Mexican capital, Quintero achieved one of the Confederacy's most stunning diplomatic successes.

The projected Tier 1 common capital ratios achieved by the banks under the stress plan were as follows: Ally Financial: 4.4 percent Citigroup: 4.9 percent SunTrust: 4.8 percent MetLife: 5.1 percent The banks that failed the tests are likely to be asked to raise more capital, suspend planned dividends or take other measures to firm up their balance sheets.

This plowing back of earnings is not insensitive to the judgment of investors: if the prospects of a company are good, investors bid up the price of its shares in the trading market and show a willingness to forego dividends for the possibility of long-term capital gains achieved through internal growth.

The city is offering land and up to $100 million in capital to achieve all this.