Sentence examples for characterized capital from inspiring English sources

And in a 2008 case upholding the method of lethal injection, Justice John Paul Stevens concurred out of respect for court precedent but characterized capital punishment as "the pointless and needless extinction of life with only marginal contributions to any discernible social or public purposes".

This paper examines themes central to designing policies to promote growth and development in economies characterized by capital market globalization and integration.

Intensive livestock (e.g., pigs, poultry) and horticulture (e.g., greenhouse production) systems are characterized by capital intensive, often land-less and high external input use activities.

Farming there is characterized by capital-intensive, market-oriented production and larger landholdings.

The parameter B K'/L) implies the ICT sector, characterized by capital-saving technological progress which can be found in various fields such as computer chip (Moore's law which says that the power of computing chip will double within 3 or more recently 2 years) and fiber optical cables.

Wealthy Bogotains dress in designer jeans and t-shirts that reflect a pleasant breeze and the cool temperatures that characterize the capital city of Colombia.

However, that even European countries with a long history of social democracy are now experiencing rising inequality and labour market flexibilization raises the issue of mitigating government social protection measures in a context of a neoliberal globalization that Harvey characterizes as "capital accumulation through dispossession" [ 76].

The owner of a marketing company in Manhattan, he said that many street artists simply want to reclaim the public space from what he characterized as the capital and cultural imperialists who have gentrified blocks in the city's downtown.

Those who refer to religiosity as a 'bridge' believe that religiosity should be characterized as 'bridging capital'.

Wave energy is a nascent industry characterized by high capital costs, which impede technological development and industry expansion.

Microturbines represent a suitable technology to be adopted in smart microgrids since they are characterized by affordable capital and maintenance costs, high reliability and flexibility, and low environmental impact; moreover, they can be fed by fossil fuels or biofuels.