Sentence examples for capital overcoming from inspiring English sources

"To achieve this requires much greater attention to core labor market issues, including investments in human capital, overcoming discrimination and making employment a central goal of economic policy".

Many times getting access to capital, overcoming challenges and advancing your career runs parallel with having access to mentors who can advise you and help you grow your network.

Institutionalized cultural capital overcomes the biological constraint of embodied cultural capital through replication.

But those efforts have stalled, with neither the mayor nor a majority of aldermen willing to expend the political capital to overcome organized labor's opposition to nonunion Wal-Mart.

It is also looking for innovative ways to encourage private-equity and venture-capital investments in, say, infrastructure projects in countries where it is making grants.The foundation hopes this will encourage other providers of capital to overcome their fears and put their money at risk.

He added: "Obama has repeatedly stated from the first day of his presidency that he wants to close Guantánamo, but he has all too often failed to back that pledge with sufficient political capital to overcome bureaucratic resistance and finally get it done".

The initiative is designed to provide a buffer in light of capital volatility, overcome lack of short-term liquidity and offset fiscal deficits brought on by financial dislocation.

Last night I was visited by a friend who lives in Las Villas who, to reach the capital, must overcome the transportation problems as well as the circle of vigilance that surrounds him.

Leaders of the UN Millennium Project argued that what was needed to address this problem was an influx of capital to overcome the poverty trap (labeled by some commentators as a 'Big Push') [ 8].

They may then become dynamically inefficient and uncompetitive producers, further restricting their capacity to acquire necessary new capital and overcome their economic disadvantages in other words, caught in a poverty trap.

Rugby took him from New Zealand's capital to Japan, overcoming the death of his mother to win a solitary All Blacks cap, before he dipped his toe into the turbulent waters of coaching.