Sentence examples for capital to share from inspiring English sources

The United States, Iraq and Turkey have an office in Ankara, the Turkish capital, to share intelligence.

Nearly 200km (124 miles) from Hanoi, it is too far away from the capital to share in its growth, but not near enough to China to cash in on the new cross-border trade.

On Monday, Cameron and London's Labour mayor, Sadiq Khan, put aside their differences following a bitterly fought election in the capital to share a platform and call on people to vote remain.

They say Bill 20, a controversial health care reform proposed by Health Minister Gaétan Barrette, could reduce access to abortion, and they travelled from their Montreal homes to the provincial capital to share their concerns with those in charge.

They say Bill 20, a controversial health care reform proposed by Health Minister Gaétan Barrette, could reduce access to abortion, and they traveled from their Montreal homes to the provincial capital to share their concerns with those in charge.

Fifty years ago this week a man stood among the masses in our nation's capital to share his dream with the world, a dream of freedom and equality for all.

The idea is to build a social network of private equity and venture capital investors to share best practices and information.

The change in the industry requires innovative and emerging VC firms to discover the role that software plays in venture capital and to share knowledge with the ecosystem.

Following a visit by Radama I to Madagascar's first formal school, established in Toamasina in 1818 by members of the London Missionary Society (LMS), the king invited the first Christian artisan missionaries to the capital city to share their knowledge.

"We believe so strongly that repurchasing our shares represents an attractive use of our capital that we have dedicated the vast majority of the increase in our capital return program to share repurchases," Mr. Cook said in a statement.

By Chris Schuepp BAKU, Azerbaijan, 9 March 2012 - Fifteen children and teenagers came together this week in the capital of Azerbaijan to share their stories on juvenile justice and violence against children in a OneMinutesJr video workshop.