Set of actions with the intent of earning profit.
The ceremonial act of clothing someone in the insignia of an office; the formal promotion of a person to an office or rank.
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Then lines of circumvallation had their foundation in the nature of circumstances.
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Starlight showed a rambling wall of circumvallation, with peaked roofs inside it.
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SIMPELIUS.-Anothergrand circumvallation, almost as large as Pentland, but unfortunately much foreshortened.
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His artillery was of no use, nor his lines of circumvallation.
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He has drawn his lines of circumvallation round me that I may not escape.
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However, Australian industry bodies and state governments back new investment in agriculture.
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A senior government source said: We know what companies' investment criteria is.
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The change in investment strategy was agreed earlier this year, officials said.
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Uncertainty over future carbon costs, and therefore power prices, clouds investment plans.
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Its roads, water facilities, railways, health and education systems all require investment.
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This is investment in future competitiveness of Europe through research and innovation.
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Higher oil prices signal to oil companies the need for greater investment.
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The new investment follows plant closures at Ford's UK operations last year.
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Photo: AFP The government can help by increasing investment in public projects.
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Such programmes divert public money from essential investment in health and education.
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Low energy prices squeeze investment in the oil industry, reducing future supplies.
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However, the investment amount could change depending on the markets, Gupta said.
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Twenty years of freedom have seen heavy investment is Soweto's public transport.
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Yet the impact on investment banks' top lines was far from positive.
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They also help overseas companies bring their investment to the UK economy.
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Fosun said its investment would help it secure a foothold in Europe.
