Sentence examples for capital approaches from inspiring English sources

Once more in its turbulent history it faces the threat of destruction, as the fight to control Syria's capital approaches the endgame.

A fire chief working on the day of the 7/7 bombings in 2005 has insisted that London is now better equipped to deal with another act of terrorism as the capital approaches the 10th anniversary of the attacks.

Human capital approaches assume that educational investments result in skills that increase productivity and hence lead to better jobs and higher incomes (Becker 1964; Bowman 1966; Mincer 1958 , 1989 Schultz 1962).

While human capital approaches rely predominantly on individual characteristics to explain wage differentials, the job analysis approach bypasses the individual characteristics of the job holder in determining wages and, consequently, wage heterogeneity and mainly focuses on tasks implementation.

Some researchers have applied human capital approaches to higher education non-completion, assuming that longer time spent in higher education before drop out may result in better job-opportunities (Groot and Oosterbeek 1994; Matković and Kogan 2014; Matković and Kogan 2012).

For some, natural capital approaches are not only an ineffective method of protecting nature and the natural environment, but they actually serve to hasten their demise.

In an earlier post, I described the "human capital" approach to occupational choice, replete with graphic illustrations of the model.

"These economic or business strategies are important," he said, "but what is also important is the family-focused, human capital approach".

Indirect costs were calculated according to the human capital approach [14].

There are two commonly used methods: the human capital approach (HCA) and the friction cost approach (FCA).

Using a human capital approach, indirect costs can be expressed as costs incurred due to absenteeism from the work place.