Sentence examples for capital acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The funds' adviser, PEA Capital, acknowledged some improper trading occurred and announced plans to pay back about $1.6 million related to the transactions.

Mr. Erdogan, in an address to hundreds of cheering supporters at his party headquarters in Ankara, the capital, acknowledged the need to work for a consensus if constitutional reforms were to be realized, a priority shared by the country's political parties and civil organizations.

John Varley of Barclays, whose bank has made profits and spurned government capital, acknowledged the banks' share of blame for seeking high returns from structured financial products.These exercises in humiliation diverted attention from the committee's and the government's main task, which is to create a sounder banking system for the future.

Dan Alpert, managing director of New York-based investment bank Westwood Capital, acknowledges that their stock prices will probably drop, but "it's not going to drop to zero because there is some option value in that".

The Capitals acknowledge this has been a disappointing season for everyone.

Meanwhile, May has discovered the financial industry's new buzzword for long-term money – "patient capital" – and acknowledged the need for more of it.

Republican operatives, while expressing dismay at the critique of Bain Capital, nevertheless acknowledged that it could prove powerful in coloring voters' perceptions of Mr. Romney as he enters South Carolina, a state where he has struggled in the past.

Banks have yet to be able to meet those companies' needs and there is a massive amount of idle private capital," Wen acknowledged when asked about Wu's case last week.

West African leaders at last week's meeting of ECOWAS (the 16-state West African economic block) in Nigeria's shiny new capital, Abuja, acknowledged this achievement with three bursts of applause, prompted by Sani Abacha, Nigeria's military ruler and the current ECOWAS chairman.

But the rebels are pushing for a Shariah-free capital that acknowledges the country's diversity.

The Moscow Times quoted election officials in the republic's capital, Grozny, acknowledging that they had filled in several thousand ballots for Mr. Putin.