Sentence examples for restricted capital from inspiring English sources

Non-debt-creating agenda is highly imposed in restricted capital conditions, and FDIs are used as life support of fresh capital (Frankel and Rose 1996; Apostolov 2013b).

But in this case, we have the government contemplating restricting capital flows between states!

Why not try to block this kind of death spiral in the future by restricting capital flight?

On Tuesday, Argentines will gain access to an additional $7,000 of their savings to pay bills after the government relaxed measures restricting capital flow.

In recent years Kennedy has voted with the liberal wing to restrict capital punishment in certain areas, including banning it for juveniles and for mentally "retarded" prisoners.

Mr. Yardeni is telling clients to put relatively little money into technology shares, believing that businesses will restrict capital spending for technology improvements.

See articleIndia's stockmarket briefly tumbled after regulators proposed restricting capital inflows from derivatives sold offshore, which would affect a sizeable chunk of foreign portfolio investment.

But China's government restricts capital inflows, even as it buys up dollars and parks them abroad, adding to a $2 trillion-plus hoard of foreign exchange reserves.

Either the country credibly forswears any future exchange rate adjustment - by adopting a currency board, or starting off down the road to monetary union - or it must restrict capital movement.

"When there was a period when traditional economies had strong funds, and though several funds moved into markets and bought industries, we did not speak of restricting capital," Mr. Kudrin said.

Kim Eng Tan, senior director of Asia-Pacific sovereign ratings at Standard & Poor's, said in an e-mailed statement that recent government measures to restrict capital outflows had increased uncertainty among foreign and domestic investors.