Sentence examples for be an agreed value from inspiring English sources

There does not appear to be an agreed value for an acceptable discrimination.

Consider an alternate scenario where there was an agreed equity value for the company (in this case, the $40 billion).

Even if liability is established, calculating damages is not easy because there will probably not be an agreed-upon method of valuing fund shares and adjusting for one investor's market timing, Mr. Dunbar said.

Second, justice is widely agreed to be an important value, arguably "the first virtue of social institutions" (Rawls 1999a, 1), and thus if public reason is grounded in the value of justice, this would also explain what some take to be an important feature of public reason, namely, that its conclusions ought to have a certain deliberative priority for citizens.

Lib Dem candidate Simon Beard agreed there should be a land value tax.

For both scales an identical response format was applied (4 categories ranging from 'strongly agree' (value 0) to 'strongly disagree' (value 3)).

The contract outturn value is a locally agreed package of quality improvement goals and indicators, which, if achieved enables the provider to earn its full CQUIN payment (calculated as 1.5% of the actual outturn value of the provider contract).

There is no agreed threshold value above which an option would be considered unacceptable.

Several television executives I spoke to agreed that there was an incalculable value to having the No. 1 show.

The participants agreed that there is an additional value in a routine collection of standardised HRQOL measurement such as the SF-36 with regard to data on a group level as reported in another study by Ruta et al. [ 20].

It is widely agreed that values are accessed through emotional or egological acts.