Sentence examples for capital inserted from inspiring English sources

According to Bourdieu symbolic capital is "the form that the various species of capital (economic, social and cultural capital, inserted by KG) assume when they are perceived and recognized as legitimate" [[ 35]:17].

It also said that Ms. Siliya illegally signed a memorandum of understanding with R.P. Capital and inserted into the document a minimum fee for the firm of $2 million, which was not present in a draft that had been approved by the attorney general, who would normally need to agree to such fees.

In addition to undermining Mr. Bush's efforts to promote diversity within the party, it comes just a week after it became widely known that the word "rats," in large white capital letters, had been inserted into a Republican Party ad attacking Vice President Al Gore on the issue of prescription drugs.

(b) Lateral pre-capital: a lateral pin inserted anterior to the apex of the acetabulum above the anterolateral pin.

Lateral post-capital: a lateral pin inserted posterior and inferior to the apex of the acetabulum below the anterolateral pin.

(c) Lateral post-capital: a lateral pin inserted posterior and inferior to the apex of the acetabulum below the anterolateral pin.  .

In 1960 clever property owners who wanted access to the public's capital managed to insert a provision into the Cigar Excise Tax Extension Act which purported to expand opportunities to small investors.

Many A. variabilis GTAG-15 dimers are inserted within long palindromic sequences fitting the consensus TATAGGAnTnnnATTTGATTnnTGAAATTTCAnnAATCAAATnnnAnTCCTATA (capital letters denote complementary bases, dots GTAG-15 dimers).

Congressional proponents of the repeal, who have inserted it into the energy bill, say it would allow new capital reserves to flow into the industry and the grid.

But on Wednesday, Trudeau inserted himself in that recommendation and said he would be spending some political capital to make it happen.

The agency also inserted a clause that would exempt private equity firms from complying with the higher capital standards if they joined forces with a traditional bank buyer, hoping to encourage such alliances.