Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Capital"

A: This is a great/good idea.

A: You can say that, Cabbage is a name of a vegetable. So yeah I think it has no meaning.

A: The capital case are these letters ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY
The lower case letters are these
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

A: Capital is often used to speak of money, so a capital requirement could be how much money is needed.

A: 首都，资本，首要的。

A: He planned to travel more to engage people and experts outside of the nation’s capital this year.

Since 2006, Berkeley has cultivated over 1,300 founders and 1,225 companies that raised $36.3 billion in capital.

The goal is to buy low and sell high to take advantage of those capital gains.

He wasn’t sure that rose to the level of art with a capital A.

A: “The Capital city of the United States is Washington, d.c.”
“German nouns are always written with a capital [letter].”

A: The capital of you us is washington

A: Washington DC is the capital of United States 🇺🇸 😁

A: They're the same thing, 大文字.

A / a (capital letter or uppercase / lowercase)

THIS IS A TEST (this would be called all-caps, where only capital letters are used)

A: I've never seen anyone says the second one.

But I think it works

A: Administrative capital is a term mostly used for countries with multiple capitals. For example, South Africa has 3 capitals: Bloemfontein; the Judicial capital, Cape Town; the Legislative capital, and Pretoria, the Administrative capital.
The administrative capital in this case, is the location where the president is located.

“Political capital” is a different term entirely. It is defined as “the trust, goodwill, and influence a politician has with the public and other political figures. This goodwill is a type of invisible currency that politicians can use to mobilize the voting public or spend on policy reform.”

A: @LemonBasil: I don't think there is any difference.

"Capital" sounds more natural though.

"What is the capital city of France?"
"What is the capital of France?"

A: "What is the capital of Japan?" = "What is the name of the capital of Japan?"

"Where is the capital of Japan?" = "Where is the capital located (north, south, etc)?"

A: It's been snowing heavily in the capital area since yesterday. Many people have been caught in traffic jams. But here, 200km south of Seoul, it didn't snow. We had sleet yesterday afternoon. The temperature here is 2 degrees higher than in Seoul.

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A: “block” means the same as “capital”. In most contexts, however, it refers to writing information in all capital letters

A: yes, it's good!

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A: A1
Yes, you are correct.

A2
“To line up” is to put something in order and prepare it. Get it ready. Much like standing inline waiting for something.
“Political messaging” their political messages to the people, which they will present through the media.

So they are preparing and arranging what they are going to say in response to the anticipated effect of the release of the report on the Trump presidency.

A: I think pendant should be "pending" and copy-paste should be copy-pasted because its an action in the past

A: I'd imagine it's more like you already have capital punishment as part of your laws, but for whatever reason the sentence isn't being handed down by the courts. So enforcing it would imply getting the justice system to start handing down those sentences.

The meaning of "enforcement" is to make sure the already existing rules/laws are followed.

A: It's better to say:
Japan's capital is Tokyo.
The capital of Japan is Tokyo.
Tokyo is the capital of Japan.

A: I would say the reason why "the" isn't placed in the sentence is because of the situation. How the sentence is now, states that they have done away with all capital punishment. Where as if you add in "the", it now sounds more specific to one type of capital punishment.

You are correct in your thinking.

A note to add to this is that depending on how this sentence is phrased with or without "the" included, is that both sentences can mean the same thing. It's all based on the concept be stated or the situation it's being presented in.