Sentence examples for capital exercises from inspiring English sources

This would indeed be a fundamental break in tradition even in Great Britain, where the capital exercises extraordinary control (by American standards) over Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The €24 billion capital requirement announced in March was significantly less than the original estimate and clearly does not amount to a second rescue package.Furthermore, the recent European Banking Authority capital exercise showed that Irish banks do not need additional capital under the higher standards now required.

"Although there can be no certainty at this stage that a transaction will be agreed, the board of William Hill believes that the potential acquisition represents a particularly attractive opportunity for William Hill and should be evaluated before proceeding with the return of capital exercise," the statement said.

Then, with a cease-fire in place and calm returning to the capital, commencement exercises were set.

And since the power to use this capital is exercised through collective action, it can be used by the public to nurture the twin ends of vibrant individualism and a democratic common good.

In the capital-raising exercises, Wells Fargo sold $7.5 billion of common stock; regulators ruled it needed to fill a capital hole of $13.7 billion.

UBS is busy restructuring and offloading distressed assets after heavy losses originating in the subprime crisis forced it into two emergency capital-raising exercises.

On it are reminders of political journalists to call, TV shows she is due to appear on, and in big capital letters "EXERCISE" and "WORK ON SHOW".

Agricole's planned rights issue is the latest capital raising exercise from a global banking sector damaged by losses in the U.S. subprime mortgage market.

Paolo Cantarella, chief executive of the Fiat group since 1996 and previously head of its car division for six years, is going because Fiat Auto is bleeding cash faster than the group can replace it via capital-raising exercises and disposals.

With the reconstruction of a united Berlin now about half complete, the city is still enmeshed in debate over whether the capital should exercise dutiful restraint or is now free to give exuberant expression to German power, as this Chancellery might suggest.