Sentence examples for capital pledges from inspiring English sources

Although only a small fraction of total global investment capital, pledges to divest by major institutions represent, at the very least, a public relations headache for the fossil fuel industry.

More savings would flow, assuming the state could borrow at a lower rate from the European fund than investors would charge to make good on its capital pledge to the banks.

A summit of Nigeria and its neighbors on Thursday in Abuja, the Nigerian capital, pledged to increase the security force to 8,500 troops by the end of July with Nigeria pledging $30 million for the installation and equipping of its headquarters in N'Djamena, Chad's capital.

To do it, he has at his command 5,000 well-paid employees, backed by about $40 billion in capital and pledges from the bank's 134 member nations that he plans to push to $80 billion.

Republicans in Salt Lake City, the state capital, have pledged millions for the program.

What about that special training for defense lawyers in capital cases (pledged in his 2005 State of the Union address)?

The firm has since promised to complete the roll-out with little more than $1 billion of capital, and pledged that the venture will break even in three years.

He has also shaken up the way Citi allocates capital and pledged to cut staff numbers by 20% as part of a broader overhaul.

Nigeria's president visited the site of the United Nations building hit by a deadly suicide bombing in the capital, Abuja, pledging Saturday to bring to justice an Islamist group called Boko Haram that has claimed responsibility for the attack, which killed at least 18 people.

The MoD said it would match a £25m capital grant pledged from another charity to support the new trust.

Since then the bank has raised 1.0 billion euros ($1.4 billion) in fresh capital and pledged to de-risk its balance sheet further.