Sentence examples for endorses capital from inspiring English sources

Party ideology unequivocally endorses capital punishment, and Mr Xiao and his allies did nothing to challenge it.

Civil liberties were dealt their worst blow, though, on 25 July 2015 when the Tunisian parliament voted overwhelmingly in favour of an anti-terrorism law that endorses capital punishment, and so vaguely defines terrorism that ordinary protesters such as those who once brought down Ben Ali's regime could now face terrorist charges.

After decades of blanket opposition, the IMF now endorses capital controls on inflows of speculative capital under certain circumstances.

Without enthusiasm, Obama has endorsed capital punishment throughout his political career.

The 39 Articles of the Church of England condemn pacifism and endorse capital punishment.

While endorsing capital punishment and chemical castration for some criminals, he told a party meeting: "We've had enough of racism!

Responses to specific anti-Muslim legislation might well be very different, just as people who endorse capital punishment in general can still oppose specific, real executions.

The justice says that endorsing capital punishment is touted as a commitment to law and order — whether it was Gov. George W. Bush presiding over 40 executions in Texas in 2000 (the most ever in a year in one state) or elected judges in Alabama favoring the penalty (while unelected judges in Delaware do not).

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In addition to endorsing higher capital and liquidity requirements, Mr. Greenspan said banks and possibly all financial intermediaries should be required to hold bonds that automatically convert to equity when capital falls below a certain threshold.

BASEL, Switzerland — The Group of 20 is expected to endorse new capital requirements for the world's banks this week, even as banking groups assert that they will undercut bank profits, hurt lending and eliminate jobs.