Sentence examples for operative capital from inspiring English sources
Also participating in the round are Freestyle Capital, Upside Partnership, Google Ventures, Operative Capital, Garry Tan, Alexis Ohanian, Aaron Harris, Rick Berry, Nate Bosshard, Eric Ries, Joshua Greenough, Randy Reddig, Eoghan McCabe and Ted Rheingold.
The need to offload the farms should be seen as an opportunity to engage with members and encourage them to provide co-operative capital.
Collaborative partnerships are crucial to success both with local government and other commissioning bodies, but also with co-operative capital investment partners ranging from social banks to community development finance institutions.
During the fiscal crisis of the late 1970s it pioneered a social solidarity system that enabled workers, volunteers, service users, family members and providers of co-operative capital to become member stakeholders in the governance and ownership of care services.
Sum of fixed capital and working capital.
Co-operatives UK say that the limit can also constrain new co-operatives in capital intense sectors which may struggle to raise the required start-up capital.
Tooting MP Khan has committed to creating segregated cycle lanes, while Lammy has said he will expand electric car hire and create an energy co-operative for the capital.
Uncontested, their sanitised, trivialised, belittling terms seep into our own mouths, until we also talk about "operatives" or "human capital" or "illegal aliens" without stopping to consider how those words resonate and what they permit us not to see.
The book traces in meticulous (and sometimes gruesome) detail the adventures of a British intelligence operative in the Lebanese capital, and beyond, describing his antics, brushes with death, hangouts, and people with whom he associates -- often to their fatal ends.
Since 1994, the amount of money any one person or organisation can invest in a co-operative, in 'withdrawable share capital', has been capped at £20,000.
