Sentence examples for condition of capital from inspiring English sources

As Simms points out, the idea that economies necessarily have their limits was being voiced when capitalism was still young: in 1848, John Stuart Mill argued that "a stationary condition of capital and population implies no stationary state of human improvement".

In the condition of capital shortage, it would lead to the accumulation of debts as a kind of cumulative debt relations.

In fact, the concept of time has occupied this status when it involves the issue of capital settlement, for the reason that during market transactions especially under the condition of capital shortage the capital settlement period is directly related to the existence and development of enterprises.

Based on the case of the textile industry of Pu Town, this paper brings in social time mechanism to illustrate how financial activities and continuous operations of the small and medium enterprises (SMEs) under the condition of capital shortage are realized through massive graduated debts and cost allocation in the production chain.

According to the Notice of Intent to Terminate, the regional center ran afoul of guidelines that require that its promotional activities "accurately reflect current facts regarding the scope, nature, terms and conditions of capital investment opportunities available for EB-5 capital investments affiliated with the regional center".

This diversified funding base ensures that we have committed capital to fund our growth regardless of the condition of the capital markets.

The ramshackle condition of the capital was noted by philosopher Montesquieu five years into Gian Gastone's reign: "There is no town where men live in less luxury than Florence".

Adaptation to changing environmental conditions is of capital importance for the survival of organisms and their successful establishment in new ecological niches.

As a condition of raising this capital from Sesame Ventures, Yup committed to developing and selling services to charter schools and districts, which can distribute online tutoring help to students who need it, but whose families can't afford the extracurricular expenditure.

It is obvious that the marginal productivity condition for the price of capital is identical to that found in the homogeneous labor model in Equation (18a).

We think Basel 3 and industry revenue conditions make a shift of capital allocation away from investment banking inevitable for all players, but see this as incremental rather than revolutionary in Barclays' case.