Sentence examples for dealing with capital from inspiring English sources
"I'd been working on legislation dealing with capital punishment.
Anguished mutual fund investors who are dealing with capital gains from shrunken accounts have found some sympathetic ears in Washington.
While dealing with capital flow, one may need to consider current and capital account reversal.
His Historia Placitorum Coronæ, dealing with capital offences against the Crown, is considered "of the highest authority", while his Analysis of the Common Law is noted as the first published history of English law and a strong influence on William Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England.
People obviously can deal with capital loss if employment and income are sort of still there.
Sensitive to the nation's increased dependence on foreign-owned companies, Robert T. Betz, the just-retired president of Cognis North America, carefully explains how Cognis has dealt with capital spending after sales dropped because of Sept. 11.
But the military judge, Col. Stephen R. Henley of the Army, said a number of legal questions about how the commissions are to deal with capital cases had to be resolved before guilty pleas could be accepted.
The other motion filed could change the way this country deals with capital punishment and the mentally ill.
Pleas of the Crown were capital offences committed "against the peace of our Lord the King, his Crown and dignity"; as such, the book dealt with capital crimes and the associated procedure.
"We're dealing with global capital, national governments underinvesting in housing and provincial governments not doing enough.
If somebody's lost his 401(k) or is dealing with some capital loss, house money or not, if you compound that with an income effect, then I think you've got a problem.
