Sentence examples for capital represented from inspiring English sources

Pre-Lehman, banks' capital represented about 10percentt of their assets.

Pasolini's poignant 13-minute travelogue was called The Stones of San'a and the exhausted director creditably filmed it the day after he finished The Decameron in which Yemen's capital represented medieval Cabia.

The vote, held in the grand Parliament House in the capital, represented a rare moment of unity in Pakistan, with even members of several rival parties saying they want to give Sharif space to form a strong government.

The initial membership was 110 firms, representing a capital of £39,000,000, whereas now, although the actual membership has not shown any great increase, the capital represented is more than £200,000,000.

Jose Grasso, a banker and financial analyst, said the 10 banks taken over since the crisis began in January, together with the other seven that needed capital, represented more than half the financial sector's assets and deposits.

This rise of investor stewardship and engagement have amplified proxy voting as an important part of the dialogue between companies and their shareholders; for the overwhelming majority of share capital represented in the U.S., voting is certainly no longer a compliance exercise.

Imagine if the rightwing MP for Henley became the representative of our capital representing the people of Hackney, Brixton, Lewisham and Southall.

But don't hedge funds, vehicles for maximising investors' return on their capital, represent a kind of hyper-capitalism?

Human capital represents 88% of Britain's wealth and 75% of America's.

Madrid, as Spain's capital, represents a nation that is struggling economically.

Bridge said its filing overtakes the involuntary petition filed by its creditor Highland Capital Management on Feb. 1. Highland Capital represents less than 8percentt of Bridge's senior debt.