Sentence examples for compact capital from inspiring English sources

I joined up with the river again at Slovenia's compact capital, Ljubljana, where it provides a shimmering focus for frittering away lazy summer evenings at outdoor cafés.

A bizarre, beguiling blend of metropolis and market town, the Grand Duchy's compact capital is one of Europe's best-kept secrets.

And at Denmark's heart is the relaxed beauty of its compact cobblestoned capital, Copenhagen.

The social compact between capital and labour was starting to break.

It has to find a way out of the wreckage of the Reagan Revolution, a route to a new social compact between capital and labor in America.

If that were not enough, the search for renewed and sustained American employment has to operate against the backdrop of two previous searches -- two previous social compacts between capital and labor -- each of which was temporarily successful but both of which have now failed.

This compact, beautiful, bourgeois, capital was the cynosure of many currents of modernism.

Such combination promises to result in a process, which is more compact and less capital intensive, and with potential of substantial savings in processing costs.

Milan appears as a compact city, the capital of a densely populated province in the centre of a metropolitan area (see Allulli 2010; Allulli and Tortorella 2014), that stretches to the North and North East through diffused urban settlement, reaching the towns of Busto Arsizio and Gallarate.

A recently appointed governor of the Federal Reserve, Mr Mishkin makes a clear and compact case for cosmopolitan capital; and his footnotes (all 55 pages of them) weigh and tally a wealth of economic research.

Despite his references to establishing a new paradigm, he wasn't intent on facing down the malefactors of wealth, creating a Canadian-style welfare state, or forging a German-style social compact between labor and capital.