Sentence examples for a full value from inspiring English sources
Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Monday, Moore added: "The share price clearly was at a low ebb on Friday when the bid was rumoured and, of course, we would be expecting a full value and the question is whether the board is independent enough to represent the interest of all shareholders, not just the 40% that is owned by 21st Century Fox".
But let's not miss the opportunity to place a full value on the services provided by forests, wetlands, rivers and streams in protecting the quality and quantity of our water supply.
In his annual report submitted October 1, 1863, Mint Director James Pollock noted that "whilst people expect a full value in their gold and silver coins, they merely want the inferior [base metal] money for convenience in making exact payments".
In his annual report submitted October 1, 1863, Lincoln Administration Mint Director James Pollock noted that "whilst people expect a full value in their gold and silver coins, they merely want the inferior [base metal] money for convenience in making exact payments".
I'll make a deal that is full value for a healthy Eric Lindros.
This may sound like nagging, but remember that even a check for the full value of a piece of jewelry is not really going to replace it.
Shawn Gannon and Mr. Leventhal are stunningly precise and expressive, giving the two-halves-of-a-whole idea its full value.
On Tuesday, American Airlines, the world's largest carrier, said it would allow a passenger to apply the full value of a nonrefundable ticket to a future ticket if the passenger called in to cancel a flight before the plane's departure.
In return for a premium, the seller of a swap promises to cover the full value of a given bond in the case of a default.
But getting the home without getting an inspection done first, she said, is like buying a used car for full value without "having a mechanic look at it".
The idea is to buy distressed debt only as a means to litigate full value," said Jake Johnston, a research associate at the Center For Economic and Policy Research.
