Sentence examples for capital education from inspiring English sources

Browne is surely right about human capital – education.

Smartly, Qatar is investing a good deal of its money in human capital – education, scientific research, training, art, films.

Analysts of economic development often point to "human capital" – education, skills and abilities – as a key determinant of which countries become rich.

But if Russia is to make the transition to a more innovative, entrepreneurial economy, as Mr. Medvedev has stated, it must make other farsighted, complex investments in Russia's human capital: education, health care, better conditions for private enterprise.

It may be argued that the new Tate's principle of intellectual guidance affords mass audiences a capital education in how to look at modern art, but this begs the question of where in London the enlightened can then go to exercise their learning.

"Generally, to lend their brand name, these universities insist on keeping the student recruitment standards high and may open a foundation or bridge program for nationals who don't meet requirements, without quotas," said Leila Hoteit, a research analyst at Booz & Co. who specializes in human capital, education and culture.

But 80% of non-capital education spending goes to teachers' salaries, well above the 64% OECD average.

They have lots of ways to boost human capital, through education and training.

Programs like the Young Adult Internship Program stressed human capital development — education, job training and workplace skills.

Table 4 Differences in health capital by education level   Males Females Lower secondary minus basic education 105,950 58,153 Upper minus lower secondary education 69,776 37,503 College minus upper secondary education 77,244 45,071 Source: Anspal et al. 2011.

But as a long-term investment in human capital, in education and job training, there is no good argument against an expanded, generous G.I. Bill.