Sentence examples for rule of capital from inspiring English sources

But the golden rule of capital controls is that they primarily hurt people with hardly any capital.

The rule of capital is "unimpaired and virtually unchallenged; no social democratic party is nowadays concerned to mount a serious challenge to that rule".

The key decisions concerning our economy are negotiated and enforced in secret, and set the coordinates for the unencumbered rule of capital.

The rule of capital was suddenly open to question, from left and right, and, for a time at least, some form of socialist or Keynesian state regulation and management seems inevitable.

Basle rules of capital adequacy were to be applied.

The first rule of raising capital is: you do not talk about raising capital.

Moreover, Basel 3, a set of rules on capital and liquidity that aim to make banking safer, will force banks to have more long-term debt than now.

"The number one rule of venture capital is to be differentiated," Suster told me.

The first rule of venture capital is (to quote my friend Coach Campbell) is… you gotta have the friggin' money".

The golden rule of fundraising is capital begets capital.

Whenever a government agency is considering a new rule — a set of capital requirements for banks, say, or an environmental regulation — one of the first questions it needs to ask is whether obeying the rules leads to a Nash equilibrium.