Sentence examples for exact capital from inspiring English sources

For borrowers, the exact capital ratio could determine how readily banks can offer mortgages and loans to small businesses.

In March, Danforth found a new equity partner, Exact Capital, and it now says the $100 million project is back on track and will break ground in the second half of next year.

Danforth Development Partners and Exact Capital say they also plan to break ground this year on the redevelopment of the Victoria Theater, a long-closed former vaudeville house just east of the Apollo Theater.

Craig Livingston, a managing partner of Exact Capital, which joined the project in 2011, said lenders had been wary of committing to a new hotel in what was considered an untested market.

Or maybe they will try to match 159 unfamiliar names to photos of strangers, or recall 227 exact words, capital letters and punctuation of a poem read for the first time.

Ampad itself was loaded with so much debt, including huge fees exacted by Bain Capital, that it went into bankruptcy in 2000 while Bain Capital walked away with $102m in profits.

And the U.S., as an unabashed ally, should at last recognize an undivided Jerusalem (mentioned in the Hebrew Bible 667 times, to be exact) as Israel's capital.

That statistic may sound familiar; it's the exact same portion of capital startups founded by a solo female founder or an all-female team secured last year, too, according to PitchBook.

That statistic may sound familiar; it's the exact same portion of capital startups founded by a solo female founder or an all-female team secured last year, too, according to PitchBook.

In each case it is charged that, for the years 1919, 1920 , 1921 and 1922, the taxing officers of Polk county exacted from petitioner taxes on shares of its stock at rates higher than were exacted of competing moneyed capital; and that in 1923 petitioner paid the taxes with interest and penalties under protest, after threat of seizure of its property.

While in all fairness, the current account deficit is not an exact proxy for imported capital--a portion of the trade deficit, for example, reflects accounting and other transactions--but the gist of the argument remains.