Sentence examples for capital building from inspiring English sources
For five weeks until this past weekend, the Tallahassee capital building was besieged by reporters, lawyers, legislators, political party leaders and protesters.
The town was renamed as Dushanbe in 1961, and the construction was the first completed there as a "capital building" — with foundations designed for long-term use.
"Anyone who would oppose selling fresh vegetables in front of the world's capital building must be from another planet," Mr. Stern said.
"State Legislature," a two-part, billion-minute program about, well, you know what it's about, is set in the state capital building in Boise, Idaho.
On the fourth day of anti-war demonstrations, protesters assembled in the afternoon on the grounds of the state capital building.
In office he earned a reputation for political moderation and administrative efficiency, putting the state on a pay-as-you-go basis for capital building, reorganizing departments, and establishing the first state agency to eliminate discrimination in employment.
Furthermore, that land will have to be leased or rented either from the government or communities, which requires a large transaction cost and social-capital building.
In the second part, based on our literature review, we focus on SMEs' strategies of knowledge-capital building, underlining their behaviour and performance in terms of absorptive capacity and of open innovation strategies.
Hence, in this paper, we focus on small and medium-sized companies in order to put forward firstly their own strategy of knowledge-capital building and secondly the place and role they play in the constitution of large companies' knowledge-capital.
Given their so-far solid record of cost-cutting and capital-building that are beginning, literally, to pay dividends, no wonder French bankers feel misunderstood.
The SBA offers a variety of loan programs ranging from short-term loans for immediate capital-building needs to loans that help entrepreneurs with special needs, such as businesses located in rural or economically depressed areas.
