Sentence examples for capital bound from inspiring English sources
8.03am GMT The Associated Press reports that a US military plane carrying relief supplies and a contingent of marines has left the Philippine capital bound for the eastern seaboard.
African and Middle Eastern countries are likely to receive just 4% of the total net private capital bound for emerging economies.In this section Overview Emerging-market investment Economy Financial markets Reprints.
A search of more than two years has turned up few traces of the Boeing 777 aircraft that disappeared in March 2014, with 239 passengers and crew on board, soon after taking off from Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian capital, bound for Beijing.
It ensures that American products, services and investment capital bound for foreign markets are not impeded, and our intellectual property is protected after arrival.
Adding $2 trillion in new debt reduction on top of that would be a "notable achievement," as the Center puts it, in a capital supposedly bound by gridlock.
Furthermore, a good deal of debt will fall due in the next few years: Reuters Loan Pricing Corporation, a data provider, estimates that more than $1 trillion of loans will need to be refinanced globally in each of the next three years, mainly in America and Europe.Competition for capital is bound to increase in that time, given the coming torrent of government-debt issuance.
Now, with public-works schemes slashed, bank bad-debt accounts honest, shareholders and other ginger groups pressing public companies to boost profits and dividends, and the over-diversification of big companies a thing of the past, capital is bound to be allocated more efficiently.
They were particularly concerned about the undermining of altruism -- that empathy for others which is an expression of generosity of spirit and a commitment to mutuality, and that serves as the basis for the social capital that binds us together as a society.
Therefore, their approach to capital standards is bound to vary greatly from ours.
A SOUTH KOREAN saying claims that a stone thrown from the top of Mount Namsan, in the centre of the capital Seoul, is bound to hit a person with the surname Kim or Lee.
Like most of the other hundred or so young men re-tying shoes and adjusting bandages, coats and rucksacks at the refugee transit center on the outskirts of the Serbian capital, Khalil was bound for Europe.
