Sentence examples for extended capital from inspiring English sources

In addition to Cameroon and the United Arab Emirates, which extended capital punishment to terrorist-related offences, Pakistan reversed a moratorium on the death penalty for civilians in December of 2014, following the Peshawar school massacre.

The deal would be "a way in which Bear could have a local partner without extended capital risk," wrote David Trone, an analyst at Fox-Pitt Kelton, in a research note Monday.

While we do not need a business plan to raise extended capital, it will be an indispensable tool for the ongoing performance and improvement of the company.

Industrialization preceded the coming of the railway, but the railroad did much to lower transport costs, to consume raw materials, to stimulate investment through an extended capital market, and to influence the location of industry.

Together, they have agreed to subscribe to approximately $175 million worth of new shares, equivalent to about 6% of the extended capital.

Also, in the name of strengthening families, Gordon Brown plans on extending capital gains exemptions and inheritance tax allowances.

It is also proposing to extend capital gains tax to profits made by offshore companies on the sale of those properties, from which they are currently exempt.

These firms do not extend capital themselves but provide a marketplace in which individual borrowers and lenders (ie, savers) can come together.

There are other states that extend capital punishment to 16-year-olds, but in Texas a 16-year-old charged with capital murder receives an automatic life prison term if convicted.

Underlining the sense of panic, the Cypriot central bank was reportedly preparing to extend capital controls to prevent a run on the banks despite previously lifting some more draconian elements earlier in the week.

It seems plain that one way of spreading the impending pain is to extend capital gains tax to all properties – not just second homes – and treating inherited property similarly.