Sentence examples for assessed fair from inspiring English sources

At Tuesday's meeting, Frank Petrone, the town supervisor, told the crowd that the board favored the proposal to make the home a landmark, and Ms. Berland said in an interview last week that the council supported the plan and was prepared to pay the owner the assessed "fair market value," using money allocated for acquiring open space.

As part of the deal, Time Warner would reportedly retain an option to buy a 15% stake in Warner Music back from the Bronfman group three years after the deal closes at a 25% discount from the assessed fair market value.

This vision anchors a universal authority in the moral, ritualistic, and aesthetic framework of a secular high culture, while providing social and moral criteria for assessing fair, humanitarian governance and proper social relations.

It is also undisputed that the Court of Chancery has greater discretion when making an award of damages in an action for breach of duty of loyalty than it would when assessing fair value in an appraisal action.

A parent dealing with a girl's craving for dolls and a son's obsession with war games, a teacher managing boys' boisterousness and girls' diffidence, a couple negotiating childcare and housework and a CEO assessing fair practice in policy and promotion are all likely to conclude that their best efforts to achieve gender equality are scuppered by essential differences.

In particular, the case(s) will have a durable impact on (a) how courts weigh competing financial methodologies for assessing fair value, (b) how to scrutinize the bidding process and procedures, and (c) whether courts should distinguish among strategic bidders, financial bidders, and management bidders in making fair-value assessments.

The Obama-era rule required that local governments consult with members of their community to assess fair housing, publicly report details of segregation and pockets of poverty, and provide detailed five-year plans on what they are going to do about it — or risk losing millions of dollars in HUD funding.

In January 2006 community involvement in the intervention clusters was assessed as "fair" (average overall score 3.34) compared with almost non-existent before intervention.

A Sport England spokesman confirmed the newly renegotiated rental arrangements had been independently assessed as fair value by the financial consultants KPMG.

While test-retest reliability in specialist care was assessed as fair to low, this was, very probably, because headache in this setting, and prior to start of management, was unstable over time.

That day, the JTWC briefly assessed a fair potential for development.