Sentence examples for ongoing capital from inspiring English sources

"We have hired Kirkland & Ellis for assistance with our ongoing capital financing and capital raising initiative," Ms. Raskopf said.

"In most cases, depreciation represents an ongoing capital expenditure, which is needed for the company to keep growing," Mr. Herro said.

The University also plans to use $325 million from its ongoing capital campaign for research and teaching in the areas of climate change and alternative energy.

"This is another action forming part of our ongoing capital management of the group that reinforces our ability to support the dividend, to invest in the business and, over the medium term, to contemplate share buy-backs, as appropriate.

The board later decided that "in an effort to further support our ongoing capital and liquidity plan, Dynegy would not pay a dividend on its common stock in the third quarter," a spokesman, John Sousa, said.

Hence we will need to keep a close eye on the dividend payment credentials of Sainsbury's noting that c£330m of cash cost is not expected to be covered by free cash flow in future years with ongoing capital expenditure of c£750m.

The ministry of defence, which gobbles up money in prodigious amounts, not least on the absurd conflict in Afghanistan, has three ongoing capital-hungry projects: the Typhoon strike aircraft for the RAF, two replacement aircraft carriers for the Royal Navy, and the renewal of the Trident nuclear-armed submarine flotilla.

They may serve as 'food for thought'IlsIls donnent à penser' according to P. Ricoeur) and in that sense they serve as ongoing 'cultural capital' of individuals as well as organizations.

The Edinburgh club point out that the offer brochure states that any revenues raised from the supporters will be directed into two areas - "ongoing working capital requirements and youth development".

Immigrant neighborhoods form as a result of ongoing social capital accumulation and information flow that encourage people to live and seek employment at a specific location, which is characterized by a high concentration of businesses, housing, and living amenities serving that ethnic group [47, 48].

The insurance money from the Marquand Chapel was insufficient, and fundraising for the chapel competed with an ongoing general capital campaign for the university.