Sentence examples for capital representing from inspiring English sources

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

We're based in the UK, with the majority of the writers in London, plus a couple outside the capital, representing Birmingham.

In the present case, the state of Kansas demands, in the form of a fee, a given per cent of all the capital of the foreign corporation, without any discrimination between the capital representing the business and property of the telegraph company outside of the state and the capital representing such of its business and property as are wholly local to the state.

In the entrepreneurial economy, the dominant production factor is knowledge capital that is the source of competitive advantage, which is complemented by entrepreneurship capital, representing the capacity to engage in and generate entrepreneurial activity.

In the decades since, the so-called Harlem seat has been held by only two men, Mr. Powell and the man who unseated him in 1970, Representative Charles B. Rangel, each of whom became among the most influential African-American voices in the nation's capital, representing a neighborhood known as a center of black arts and culture, scholarship and struggle.

In 2011, 3206 startups raised venture capital representing an insignficant 4% decline.

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

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

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.