Sentence examples for capital established from inspiring English sources
Though they come from the mainland, they have governed from Malabo, the capital established by the Spaniards.
The area has become one of 20 Business Improvement Districts in the British capital, established by local businesspeople.
After 980, when the northern provinces were taken over by the Vietnamese and the Cham capital established at Binh Dinh in 1069, the kings maintained a gradually diminishing splendour.
A chance meeting with a Dublin peace activist and trade unionist, Chris Hudson, in a pub in the Irish capital established a secret link between the Irish government and the UVF leadership.
The Infectious Disease Institute, an affiliate of Makerere University College of Health Science, in an effort to expand the needed HIV services in the Ugandan capital, established a community-university partnership with the Ministry of Health to implement an innovative model to build capacity in HIV service delivery.
In retirement, he joined his sons in founding investment management firm Harrison Street Capital, established two non-profit think tanks Perfect Power and the Galvin Transportation Initiativeand wrote several books, including The Genius of People: What the Scottish Enlightenment Taught Our Founding Fathers and The Idea of Ideas.
Dr. Perricone, from Meriden, Conn., has spent time and capital establishing his Perricone MD brand among these consumers as a serious cosmeceutical contender.
Among measures of the youth's stock of social capital, establishing social/professional networks through volunteering in educational and professional activities increases their probability of having a favorable entrepreneurial attitude by 14 and 12%, respectively.
Small farmers, artisans, restaurateurs, demanding shopkeepers, activists, media professional and, last but not least, conscientious consumers with enough financial and cultural capital establish sustainable ways of producing, distributing, and eating based on the conviction that personal choices will eventually send a message to the food system, generating a systemic change.
Established in 1885 as a planters' settlement, from 1891 Zomba was the centre for the administration of the British Central African Protectorate (later Nyasaland) and the capital of independent Malawi until 1975, when the new capital was established at Lilongwe.
