Sentence examples for ordinary capital from inspiring English sources

L. Rev. 153, 156-158 (1986), the Articles followed the British example of ensuring the supremacy of civil court jurisdiction over ordinary capital crimes that were punishable by the law of the land and were not special military offenses.

The boards of directors of the two companies are identical in membership, and mutual agreements equalize dividends on ordinary capital, so that the companies, though dual in appearance, are unitary in fact.

To meet demand, ADB member countries have agreed to a 200percentt increase in the bank's ordinary capital resources and to speed up disbursements from its soft-loan Asian Development Fund for the poorest countries.

As ordinary capital increases, small companies appear to have an easier time defending their niches against big established rivals.

Saunders did the same, and found something remarkable: while other forms of capital ("ordinary capital") had the effect predicted by theory, IT behaved very differently.

Saunders' analyses assessed the effects of both IT and ordinary capital simultaneously, so he could draw conclusions about the effects of IT not in isolation, but instead in the presence of other capital.

Carried interest is taxed at ordinary capital-gains rates, rather than at the significantly higher ordinary income-tax rates that apply to the wealthiest Americans.

Note that in that sentence he was careful to say "ordinary capital-intensive," a phrase he invented out of necessity.

As he writes, "As an industry becomes more ordinary capital-intensive, there is less entry of small firms and fewer establishment openings by large firms".

A bank's TCE ratio is calculated by dividing its tangible common equity (ordinary share capital) by its tangible assets.

Under the deal, Aviva will acquire the entire ordinary share capital of Friends, leaving Friends shareholders with 26% of the merged company.