Sentence examples for infuse capital from inspiring English sources

The bond is designed to infuse capital with the local private providers in the state of Rajasthan in India so that they are able to invest in quality improvement and meet quality accreditation standards that have been set by the government.

FDIC must balance the need to infuse capital into an ailing system with the public policy goal of not circling back into failed regulation.

"There's no other company on earth that, with a couple of pushes of a button, can infuse capital at that scale, instantly," Eagle says of Txteagle's core vision.

Additionally, China has stepped up retail foreign investment across Europe from England to Greece, infusing capital into property markets and other sectors, providing a much-needed lifeline.

Beyond that, Selig's distinction seems to be that Wilpon is infusing capital into the Mets by selling an equity stake (to the hedge fund manager David Einhorn), and McCourt wants to take on more debt, including money loaned from Fox. McCourt says much of the Fox money will be solid capital.

Goyal said that his company is a private-equity fund founded in 2004 by a former Goldman Sachs executive and Indian partners to infuse foreign capital into India's real estate market.

The Uruguayan president has tackled the cumbersome welfare state with plans to infuse private capital into the government telephone company and allow private imports of natural gas while using his bully pulpit to challenge Uruguayans to begin to rely more on themselves and embrace the new global economy.

That said, some investors are already thinking about creative ways to infuse more capital into Texas startups.

Tech VCs have seized the opportunity to infuse massive capital into new home care entrants to take advantage of the laggard industry.

French tells me that Sierra has been an investor in prior companies that both he and co-founder Phil Tee have worked on, and will likely be looking to infuse more capital if Bababoo gains traction.

And so while Smith was working on his thesis, he and his classmates were running ESDA's first project, which continues to infuse both capital and concept into Magpie today; the Hopkins Buybacks program purchases textbooks from students and sells them to a fulfillment center using an algorithm the team created to predict prices.