Sentence examples for represent capital from inspiring English sources

Capital: To represent capital, we use the net values of capital stock in three sectors (agriculture, industry, and service).

Lawyers assigned to represent capital defendants were often not qualified, or failed to conduct investigations that could have cleared their clients.

Long-aged wines represent capital tied up for many years, and that is why the 1990 costs $50, whereas the 1994 costs $30.

Today, AVG is announcing a close of roughly $30 million for three additional funds: Green D Ventures, Chestnut Street Ventures and Purple Arch Ventures, which represent capital committed by Dartmouth, the University of Pennsylvania and Northwestern alums, respectively.

Unlike most of Chinese literature, we excluded "fixed assets" due to: (1) it is a monetary variable and should be avoided to use in technical efficiency measurement; (2) it is highly relevant to hospital beds and "the actual of open beds" was already chosen to represent capital.

A vigorous system for representing capital defendants not only means fewer wrong verdicts, it also means fewer death sentences.

"It's misleading to look at Texas as a whole," said David Dow, a law professor at the University of Houston who often represents capital defendants.

Anthony L. Ricco, who has represented capital defendants in federal and state court, said he believed that Mr. Wilson had hurt himself with his actions while in prison.

Maurie Levin, a lawyer for Texas Defender Service, a group that represents capital defendants, said the court heard arguments in March on a case to determine whether relief should be granted when the state appoints incompetent appellate lawyers to death row inmates.

Ms. Sharrer's winning painting, The Times reported, "depicts a young woman with hands set against cannons of war while at her feet two figures representing capital and labor renounce the symbols of unrestrained speculation and industrial strife".

David R. Dow, a professor of law at the University of Houston who has represented capital defendants, said the 40 executions last year, as well as high numbers in 1998 and 1999, came after various court rulings broke a backlog of pending cases.