"If a capitalized company comes in and buys a startup company and they live up to the approval we had, how great is that?" he said.
The Cuban sugar economy, for example, underwent major changes linked to the creation of highly capitalized central mills that used new processing machinery to increase refining capacity and benefited from new transportation technology to ease the sale to export markets.
Indeed, if pensions were provided in the private sector they would have to be capitalized, which would require higher contributions and therefore lower cash earnings, leading to still greater pressures for higher pay.
In the late 1980s that ideological swing was reversed by charismatic party leader Jörg Haider, who brought the FPÖ unprecedented electoral success with a Euroskeptic platform that capitalized on anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiment.
The opponents of site-value taxation point out that the unearned increment in land value has been capitalized and question the fairness of imposing a heavy tax on present land values for which owners have paid in good faith.
As it was first used in the late 16th century, the word Lesbian was the capitalized adjectival term referring to the Greek island of Lesbos.
(The capitalized "Unitarian" is occasionally used here in the denominational sense).
This entry focuses on the specific approach to evolutionary psychology that is conventionally named by the capitalized phrase "Evolutionary Psychology".
Here, such mental representations are denoted by capitalized English expressions (e.g., CAT).
(In what follows, it is useful to denote concepts by capitalized words that name them.
The theorems of LT combine to yield the master result, (3) Boole's General Method (in this article it will always be referred to using capitalized first letters Boole just called it "a method").
