Sentence examples for get a capital from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, rich, well-educated murderers rarely get a capital sentence.

To get a capital conviction, the prosecution must show that he rationally planned out the killings beforehand, and that his actions were "premeditated and deliberated".

John J. Brennan, chairman and chief executive of the Vanguard Group, one of the nation's largest mutual fund managers, called it "a seminal year in the decade, where investors could lose substantial money and get a capital gains distribution".

Professor Groot said he and the students only helped at trials, and not on appeals, because "in Virginia, if you get a capital sentence, we push paper around for a couple of years and then we kill you".

The company announced last month it would get a capital injection of 3 billion francs ($2.6 billion) from Warren E. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway and said it was looking for an additional 2 billion francs on the capital markets.

Petrobras will be the monopoly operator of new fields, and both it and its partners will get a share of the output.To finance its massive investment plan of $224 billion over the next five years, Petrobras is to get a capital injection.

The new valuation was a condition of Bankia's getting a capital injection of 10.7 billion euros ($13.9 billion) from European rescue funds.

The word "journal" itself has a whiff of pretension, even before it gets a capital letter, as it often does here: "My life is getting absurdly social, and now it is worse because I am stimulated by curiosity about experiences to put in my Journal" (July 1955).

He owns up to losers by taking the hit and getting a capital loss useful at tax time.

Unfair, because the poor fellow who bought the bond for $1,000 and sold it at a loss to you gets a capital loss, not an ordinary deduction.

If you are getting a capital infusion from equity investors, then the only people getting paid are governmental agencies, utilities and key vendors.