Sentence examples for capital to which from inspiring English sources

In fact, N'Djamena is the Chadian capital, to which Duelfer would accompany several plane-loads of arms shipments.

Anti-globalization protestors will soon have a new world capital to which they can travel and get their heads kicked in by riot police: Beijing.

Opposition to the central government in Abuja, the capital, to which the oil income flows, has long been strong in the Delta, leading to periodic outbursts of violence.

Surely, as the source of the free capital to which we have become addicted, the Chinese have little more standing to scold us than the crack dealer who declares to the destitute customer that it is time to stop.

The level of social capital to which an individual may gain access through their social networks depends on the structural characteristics of the networks as well as on the amount of social capital that other individuals in the network possess.

There are passages in these Hegelian lectures on history that, while seldom as replete with concrete details as are the concluding chapters of Volume One of Capital to which I have alluded, are in their own way just as bleak or even more so, suggesting that a deep bitterness of spirit may be the most obvious reaction to the spectacle of history as nearly perpetual shipwreck.

They point to ratios of capital to output, which are surprisingly stable over time despite tax swings.

This can compel investors to supply more cheap capital to firms, which creates jobs and tangible products.

Not as simply another channel for "returning capital to shareholders," which seems to be the phrasing du jour.

But it does increase ratio of capital to assets, which is one way that regulators measure the adequacy of a bank's capital.

(C) Is a working capital expenditure to which the de minimis rule of § 1.148-6(d)(3)(ii)(A) applies.