Sentence examples for make their capital from inspiring English sources

JPMorgan and Goldman, which will be able to make their capital distributions, have the headache of getting their plans up to the Fed's standards.

Cynics may point out that the difference between these structures and a conventional bond or mortgage is, in practice, rather slight: both provide predictable income to those who make their capital available.But that does not seem to have dampened their appeal.

Copenhagen is determined — even in tough economic times for Europe and the world — to build whole new neighborhoods to make their capital city a world-class engine to drive the Danish economy, and to accommodate an expected 10 percent increase in population by 2025.

Worse, the latest planned settlement, in a zone known as E-1, threatens to box Palestinians who live in East Jerusalem, which they hope to make their capital, into a sealed-off enclave, impeding connections to the rest of the fledgling state of Palestine and bisecting the northern and southern halves.

Around 1450 the Chajoma, led by their king Lajuj No'j, moved to Mixco Viejo (Jilotepeque Viejo) from Ochal to make their capital more inaccessible to their hostile neighbours.

Today, almost 90 years since the Bolsheviks seized power in St . Petersburgand abandoned this city on the Neva River to make their capital in Moscow, another strong-willed Russian leader is determined to return the city to its former glory and to once again utilize it as a place for international contact and dialogue.

This smooths banks' profits over the cycle, making their capital positions "counter-cyclical".

For the government of the former Yugoslav republic, this project is making their capital truly "European".

The Barīd family were ministers of the Muslim Bahmanī sultans of the Deccan, who in 1430 made their capital at Bidar.

Probably originating from the area beyond the Black Sea, the Hittites first occupied central Anatolia, making their capital at Hattusa (modern Boğazköy).

The Salian Franks, in treaty with the Roman Empire, had settled in Belgica Secunda, between the Meuse and Somme rivers, making their capital at Tournai.