It is deeply concerning that policymakers appear to attach little value on childhood and the basic right of our young children to play, explore, and experience the wonders of the world they are growing up in," Leitch said.
At a recent $55, says Michael LaMotte of J.P. Morgan Securities, Schlumberger's price attaches little value to Sema and the other nonoil businesses that made up 29% of the company's $13.7 billion in revenue last year.
He arrived at Number 10 as an instinctive sceptic about the European Union who also attached little apparent value to the United Nations or other multilateral organisations.
Earthlink has attached little white boxes to 1,500 traffic lights.
Commentators on Popper, with few exceptions, had initially attached little importance to his theory of verisimilitude.
Montaigne felt oppressed by une erreur d'me: "I attach too little value to things I possess, just because I possess them; and overvalue anything strange, absent, and not mine".
Mr. Shattuck gives this theme historical resonance by tracing Marcel's particular kind of self-doubt back to Montaigne, who three centuries before Proust wrote: "I attach too little value to things I possess, just because I possess them".
In addition, a 37-country study reported that non-Western societies (China, India, Indonesia, Iran, Taiwan and Palestinian Arabs) attribute a higher value to chastity in a potential mate compared with Western European societies (Sweden, Norway, Finland, the Netherlands, Germany and France), attaching little importance to prior sexual experience [ 18].
In the latter case the critic may attach little or no importance to transcriptional probability.
Pollsters say the public attach little importance to a UN seat.
