Sentence examples for inbound capital from inspiring English sources

Trade deals offer some bargaining power: many of the governments seeking to block foreign donations are falling over themselves to attract foreign investment, including by providing legal protection for inbound capital.

Again, though, this historic restoration process requires inbound capital.

The regime's focus on domestic consumption has made Turkey dependent on inbound capital inflows.

In the 1960s the Vietnam War and the Eurodollar market exploited a need for way stations for inbound capital.

However, investors' perceptions of India improved in early 2014, due to a reduction of the current account deficit and expectations of post-election economic reform, resulting in a surge of inbound capital flows and stabilization of the rupee.

Washington largely walked the talk: U.S. policy towards inbound cross-border capital flows was the world's beacon for market openness.

The Kyrgyzstan Airlines Tu-134 was inbound from the capital, Bishkek, when it landed, turned to the left and "smashed off" a wing, according to one report.

Regarding the first role, groups implement intelligence strategies and have access - through their cooperation with SMEs - to innovative technologies and complementary skills outside their usual fields of research which they integrate into their knowledge-capital (inbound open innovation).

The huge turnout in the nation's capital – some inbound flights in recent days were filled almost entirely with female marchers – prompted the event to spill well beyond the official route and clog the city's main arteries.

Because of this rapid growth, WP Engine received a lot of inbound interest from venture capital firms.

As for why the company decided to raise a new round, von Ahn told me that he received quite a bit of inbound interest from venture capital firms.