Sentence examples for capital relations from inspiring English sources

Merrill Lynch got into VC years ago, mainly using employee direct contributions, but it's been less aggressive in raising outside capital for such investments, says Jack Weingart Jack Weingart, who is responsible for venture capital relations.

"Confusion surrounding Nissan's management is expected to last a long time, as it's not easy for the two companies to strike a deal on tough issues, including capital relations," Takada told AFP. "It's hard to find a manager like Ghosn who can take balanced actions," he said.

A distinction is often made between bonding social capital (referring to relations between individuals in the family or between those sharing similar sociodemographic characteristics), as opposed to bridging social capital (relations between individuals with different background).

Bonding social capital relates to relations that occur within-group as members of the group are fairly homogenous (e.g. race, gender, occupation, socio-economic status), while bridging social capital concerns with between-group relations and the individuals involved are more dissimilar to each other.

This adds up to the point that labour-capital relations in all cases are characterised by a low value of work and a low degree of freedom, adding up to exploitative or greedy relationships.

If ever there were a dramatic example of the terrible state of labor-capital relations, this is it: Damage your employees while they are in your service and earning you a fortune, underpay and then discard them.

Admittedly, he agreed to the opening of a Chinese embassy in the Maldive capital – diplomatic relations previously having passed through Sri Lanka – and to the construction of thousands of homes by a Chinese firm.

For example, Prudential recently announced that it would move Raghu Hariharan, the director of strategy and capital market relations in the group head office, into a position as CFO of the firm's Asia business.

It was introduced amid an intense focus in the US capital on relations with Russia, and investigations by the Department of Justice and congressional committees of whether Russia sought to influence the 2016 US elections to help elect Republican President Donald Trump, and whether Trump associates colluded with Moscow as it sought to influence the election.

Special groups of equations define capital accumulation relations.

With the concept of social capital, social relations become valuable resources (Boutillier 2006).