Under the influence of the European Enlightenment, in the latter part of the 18th century there began a movement to limit the scope of capital punishment.
Amending our tax rules to narrow the scope of capital gains is difficult, because defining the assets or activities that deserve favorable tax treatment is difficult.
Through the process of entrepreneurship, it is possible to augment the scope of capital formation, job creation and facilitate industrialization in a country (Asaju, Arome & Anyio, 2014).
The pace of deterioration (see chart) threatens to overwhelm the scope of reserves, capital and ongoing profits to absorb losses.
Mr. Zhechev says that its political clout simply reflects the scope of its capital and work force, "like Detroit and General Motors".
We also are thoroughly reviewing the timing and scope of our capital plans to identify construction projects that can be scaled back or deferred.
Certainly the ground is seeded: by all counts, studios, investors, and major media players alike are eyeballing this new platform, hiring executives, holding private and public forums, and learning the landscape of this new medium--the amount and scope of activity, capital, and resources coming into VR is breathtaking.
Education officials and City Hall have been in talks for some time over the scope of the education capital plan.
There is scope for more flows of capital: Peru has natural gas that Chile needs, and both countries are members of the Pacific Alliance, a free-trade block formed in 2012.Others are watching closely.
This denotes there is only moderate scope for greater use of capital or mechanization at the farm level to sustain or generate output growth if land is not increased at the same time.
Clever, but unprincipled It wasn't me Reprints Related items China's roaring economy: Bull in a china shopOct 8th 2009Third, although there is much scope to improve the efficiency of capital allocation in China, the lending boost may not be as inefficient as some fear.
