Sentence examples for resume capital from inspiring English sources

So, yes, RBS's chief executive, Ross McEwan, can say fairly that the removal of the DAS is an "important milestone in our plan to resume capital distributions to our shareholders".

The world's top central bankers say the global economy is improving, with U.S. companies poised to resume capital investment, a crucial component in lifting world growth.

State officials were anxious to resume capital punishment, reflecting a sense of vigilante justice that permeates the Deep South, as well as some uniquely Floridian sensibilities.

It was one of the longest executions since Ohio resumed capital punishment in 1999.

Jakarta had an unofficial moratorium on executions for several years from 2008 but resumed capital punishment again in 2013.

Since resuming capital punishment in 1982 after a decade-long moratorium, Texas has put to death nine convicts who were 17 at the time of their crimes.

He was the 366th person put to death since the state resumed capital punishment in 1982, a total that leads the nation.

Its neighbor, Texas, has executed 233 people, far more than any other state, since resuming capital punishment in 1982 after the United States Supreme Court lifted a national death penalty ban.

The execution on Wednesday of Kimberly McCarthy — a 52-year-old woman convicted of robbing, beating and fatally stabbing a retired psychology professor near Dallas — was the 500th in Texas since December 1982, when the state resumed capital punishment after the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976.

Only six people have been executed so far this year in Indonesia, which resumed capital punishment in 2013, and the nine death sentences expected to be carried out today have been delayed for weeks due to a series of last-minute legal challenges.

Yudhoyono also briefly halted executions of convicted drug traffickers before bowing to hard-liners in 2013 and resuming capital punishment.