Sentence examples for volume of indian from inspiring English sources

He estimates that foreign institutional investors account for about 10% of the volume of Indian stocks.

Mr Stallings estimates he could double his bank's volume of Indian mortgage lending if trust issues were resolved more easily.Even non-casino tribes are getting more sophisticated about the political and legal reforms needed to get business and finance moving.

The volumes of Indian sculpture and the surface anatomy of male figures in the style of the Greek sculptor Polyclitus are sharply defined and clearly articulated.

The two longtime collaborators looked over a volume of South Indian oral tales, as rendered in English by the folklorist A. K. Ramanujan, and chose one about a woman who transforms herself into a tree.

He is at present living in New Haven, where he is collaborating with Dr. Dillon Ripley of Yale faculty, on a five-volume handbook of Indian birds which will cover 1278 species & 700 or 800 subspecies.

There's also some talk of throwing down a few concessions in return for India assisting with the "speed and volume of returns of Indians with no right to remain in the UK".

"The UK will consider further improvements to our visa offer if at the same time we can step up the speed and volume of returns of Indians with no right to remain," she said on Monday.

"The UK will consider further improvements to our visa offer if at the same time we can step up the speed and volume of returns of Indians with no right to remain in the UK," said May during her first bilateral visit outside Europe, which is part of an effort to lay the groundwork for future trade deals.

First published in 1960, Indian Affairs in Colonial New York remains the only one-volume study of Indian-European relations in seventeenth-century New York.

The two-volume survey, "Masters of Indian Painting", is edited by Eberhard Fischer, Milo C. Beach and B.N. Goswamy and published by Artibus Asiae, £120 .

De Bary set about recruiting brilliant translators and editors such as Keene for the Japanese texts and historian (and future CC and Asian Civilizations director) Ainslie Embree '60 GSAS for the multiple volumes of Sources of Indian Tradition, an anthology that includes works from Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal.