That said, WSP continues to deliver a robust performance despite what remains a difficult market backdrop, and we believe the re-financing should also provide comfort to investors that the business remains well capitalised over the next four years.
The mobsters were lauded for being faster and more efficient than the government relief effort – goodwill on which they have been capitalising for over a decade.
The visitors played the final minutes with two men in the sin-bin and Exeter capitalised, driving over the line for Don Armand to score with seconds left.
The government should capitalise on excitement over the Rosetta mission and encourage children into the world of science, according to TV physicist Professor Brian Cox.
India is the greatest opportunity and UK HEIs must learn how to capitalise on that: Over the next decade India needs 1000 new universities, creating 20 million more student places and over a million new faculty positions.
The paucity of the business response to a British invention such as graphene – a revolutionary new carbon material developed at the University of Manchester – underlines the hollowing out of the country's indigenous industrial and R&D base, along with the capability to capitalise upon invention, over the last 30 years.
But it was strikingly slow to capitalise on its vindication over the central controversies of the era.
Ruth has a "masculine" touch to her voice, so she's been told, with a tendency to Capitalise and allude all over the place.
Mr Petkoff does not anticipate big surprises, such as the abolition of private property, but he worries about economic mismanagement, inflation and industrial decline.Mr Rosales has seemingly failed to capitalise on widespread discontent over crime, unemployment and corruption.
The fisticuffs overshadowed the launch of Labour's manifesto in Birmingham and risked developing into a potentially embarrassing row just when Mr Blair had hoped to capitalise on Tory gaffes over tax, public spending and Europe.
