Sentence examples for removal of capital from inspiring English sources

Credit rating agencies have somewhat varied views regarding the hazards of currency appreciation and a removal of capital controls.

It was incompatible with restrictions on the removal of capital from the country and with the state of sterling, which had been thrown into prominence by the devaluation and the loans which had proceeded and accompanied it.

Yet European leaders quickly realized that the removal of capital controls and the free flow of investment across borders meant their existing monetary arrangement would be too decentralized for a continental financial market.

On the contrary, the integration and securitisation of financial markets, alongside the widespread removal of capital controls and derivative-based risk management increasingly resting on US treasury bonds, had made the world ever more dependent on what the US treasury did or did not do.

Towards the end of the session, Rice prominently broke with Democrats to oppose the removal of capital gains tax breaks and to oppose granting unemployment benefits to locked-out workers.

With the removal of the capital to Annapolis in 1694 and the county seat to Leonardtown in 1710, the settlement declined rapidly.

Conflict with Christian Ethiopians and the Oromo, however, forced removal of the capital in 1577 to the Aussa desert 100 miles (160 km) north.

Aside from providing more equity, the removal of the capital gains differential would eliminate tax shelters, at the time a widespread (and unproductive to society) means of lowering one's taxes.

The interests of the Mohammedans are safeguarded by the representation they enjoy in the Legislative Councils, and Moslem sentiment is appeased by the removal of the capital to the Mohammedan City of Delhi.

Xiao recommended the removal of the capital to Chang'an (near present-day Xi'an) and drew up a code of laws for the new Han dynasty that would greatly influence later lawmakers.

Some will no doubt benefit in the near term, but the removal of limited capital from the productive parts of the economy will ultimately reduce our standard of living, drive up unemployment and make individuals more as opposed to less needful of charity.