Sentence examples for proper capital from inspiring English sources

Accurate company accounts are a keystone for any proper capital market, not least America's.

This has stymied the development of proper capital markets and a real equity culture, which would help wean China off its dependence on bank lending.

On Wednesday, we will introduce legislation to ensure that all banks have proper capital reserves to back up their sometimes risky practices — so that taxpayers don't have to.

For canal enthusiasts, the UK's proper capital is Birmingham, which has more waterways than Venice; for cavers, the cathedral-sized chambers of Ogof Draenen in Wales are a place of pilgrimage.

Far too small and sleepy to feel like a proper capital, it's now resumed its rightful role as a lively university town, in a tranquil setting on the west bank of the Rhine.

It is now up to the Israelis, if they want a decent, civilised life for themselves, to allow the Palestinians a reasonably-sized little state with its proper capital in East Jerusalem.

I've done some preliminary paperwork on this and I calculate it will cost roughly £27 trillion to build a proper new capital city.

This is proper venture capital.

Proper natural capital accounting, he added, would also have meant a wiser and more efficient use of North Sea oil.

Now that Google has come out of the closet with its proper venture capital fund, dubbed Google Ventures, I'm curious as to how many people will be going to googleventures.com today, only to find that the domain name is neither owned or operated by the company.

When films target subcultures like this, they may seem unintelligible without the proper cultural capital.