How To Use Capitalisation In A Sentence
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Thin capitalisation - offshore jurisdictions tend not to impose \ "thin capitalisation\" rules on companies (except for regulated entities such as banks and insurance companies), allowing them to be formed with a purely nominal equity investment.
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However, capitalisation would be permitted as an allowed alternative treatment when specified criteria were satisfied.
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Last week's eurozone deal would probably have unravelled anyway, given that Greece cannot pay its way, that the eurozone bank recapitalisation programme is too leisurely, that the bailout fund does not yet exist and that fiscal consolidation, however desirable, still remains a long way off.
G20 summit: Yes they Cannes | Editorial
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His conversational style, emphasised by his use of italics and capitalisation, has attracted generations of readers.
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The increase in the bank's value meant that it ended the week with a market capitalisation just shy of $6bn.
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First and foremost of these was a fundamental issue of what she had been taught at the Botswana Secretarial College to call capitalisation, but which, in simple language, meant money.
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Capitalisation is often omitted or used erratically, except for names.
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The recapitalisation of the banks is under way on a huge scale, putting them in a position to resume lending.
Times, Sunday Times
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You got the RANDOM capitalisation, but it could have been so much more…
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Bird names in which the genus and species are identical except for capitalisation are apparently called tautonyms.
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The recapitalisation of the banks is under way on a huge scale, putting them in a position to resume lending.
Times, Sunday Times
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The bad grammar, lack of punctuation and capitalisation are his trademarks.
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Nasdaq has started delisting procedures against the company because its market capitalisation does not meet minimum requirements.
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The many infelicities of language are distracting and far too many spelling mistakes and peculiar capitalisations got past the editors.
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His experiences would certainly enliven a dull meeting on bank recapitalisation.
Times, Sunday Times
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But i'm rambling again and my capitalisation's gone all funky, so I'll shut up now…
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All telecoms companies have seen their market capitalisation more than halve during the past year.
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In A.M. Best's opinion, Orient has a superior risk-adjusted capitalisation, which is supportive of the current business and the projected growth in the next two years.
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A body of very poor persons, individually -- in the commercial sense of the term -- insolvent, manage to create a new basis of security which has been somewhat grandiloquently and yet truthfully called the capitalisation of their honesty and industry.
The Rural Life Problem of the United States Notes of an Irish Observer
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Dixons' market capitalisation had also fallen ￡1billion, or 72 percent, more than all bar one other non-food retailer.
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W will accept in any future capitalisation that she should bring into account such sum of periodical payments that she is awarded in excess of her aliment.
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His experiences would certainly enliven a dull meeting on bank recapitalisation.
Times, Sunday Times
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For the first time I can remember, the capitalisation in The God Engines was screwed up, the two main characters appearing as "ean tephe" and "croj andso" rather than "Ean Tephe" and "Croj Andso" and the first letters of sentences often appearing in lower case too.
June Books 14) The God Engines, by John Scalzi
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The third goal of modern, progressive conservatism is the recapitalisation of the poor.
Times, Sunday Times
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European quoted companies have generated earnings equivalent to 96% of US earnings, but, the market capitalisation is 40% less (source: Datastream).
2002 Investment Outlook
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The many infelicities of language are distracting and far too many spelling mistakes and peculiar capitalisations got past the editors.
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I shall refrain from unwarranted capitalisations in the middle of sentences.
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All telecoms companies have seen their market capitalisation more than halve during the past year.
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His experiences would certainly enliven a dull meeting on bank recapitalisation.
Times, Sunday Times
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With a market capitalisation of £4.7b, this company underwrites health and life cover and provides investment advice.
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That domestic market capitalisation is almost equal to the annual GDP of all of Canada -- hundreds of billions of dollars invested in creating jobs, invested in our standard of living, invested in our future.
The TSE and Its Future
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A bid by Mengniu, would be a bold bet, as the estimated value of the Pfizer unit is around twice that of Mengniu's market capitalisation.
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The ratings reflect the company's improved operating performance and excellent risk-adjusted capitalisation, which is partially offset by its relatively small size in a competitive market environment.
A.M. Best Affirms Ratings of Russian Reinsurance Company JSC - Yahoo! Finance
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The Zambian stock exchange has 11 listed companies with a market capitalisation of US $231 million.
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His experiences would certainly enliven a dull meeting on bank recapitalisation.
Times, Sunday Times
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NASDAQ's market capitalisation is three times as large as the TSE's.
The TSE and Its Future
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For the first time I can remember, the capitalisation in The God Engines was screwed up, the two main characters appearing as "ean tephe" and "croj andso" rather than "Ean Tephe" and "Croj Andso" and the first letters of sentences often appearing in lower case too.
June Books 14) The God Engines, by John Scalzi
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On capitalisation, I have nothing whatever to add to the thousands, probably tens of thousands of learned and not-so-learned papers on the subject.
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The NYSE's market capitalisation is 19 times as large.
The TSE and Its Future
