Sentence examples for institutes capital from inspiring English sources

And the anger of the Lord was kindled against Israel (Numbers 25 3)." The Bible institutes capital punishment to bring worshippers back to Yahweh.

Belligerent countries instituted capital controls and printed money to pay for the war.

"In the process of instituting capital discipline in the wake of 1998, we cut expenditures," Watts says.

Bank regulators have recognized the credit risk of swaps and instituted capital requirements for them and for other off-balance-sheet activities, as part of the new risk-based capital requirements for banks.

One solution to this is to institute capital controls which the International Monetary Fund doesn't particularly like.

On Sunday night, the government imposed an extended bank holiday and instituted capital controls as well as draconian limits on cash withdrawals, throwing the economy off a cliff.

Gary Gilmore, the first inmate sentenced to death after the Supreme Court of the United States re-instituted capital punishment in 1976, abhorred the thought of staying on death row.

In the meantime, the ECB has halted its emergency liquidity injections to Greek banks, prompting Greece to institute capital controls that limit bank withdrawals to 60 euros a day.

To make these bank runs less likely in the event of a return to the drachma, Greece could institute capital controls in an attempt to limit the amount of money that could be transferred out of the country.

Unless specifically modified, these procedures remain in effect during Institute-wide capital campaigns or other major funding efforts.

I remember officials from the Federal Reserve and the Obama administration complaining privately more than a year ago, which we and other news organizations reported, that Europe's regulators were preventing them from instituting higher capital requirements because the European banks could not afford them.