Sentence examples for be given value from inspiring English sources

Whatever is conformable to this conception of the real will be given value; whatever is opposed to it will be denied value.

Still, Amo's understanding is remarkably different from, say, Kant's account of global history, on which black Africans stood, from the very beginning and as if by definition, beyond the pale of history, and therefore led lives of no intrinsic value, lives that could only be given value through absorption into a global system dominated by Europe.

Both knowledge and pedagogic activity may be given value by appraisals, modal responsibility, vocation, and participation in the exchange.

CERs from CDM projects include the value of the former benefits (i.e., "climate change benefits"), whereas the second can be given value through the issuing and trading of tradable green certificates (TGCs).

Thus abstract concepts such as 'relationships' can be considered as pertaining to the real world, and can be given value in order to create a 'research space' for the writer.

Median (interquartile range); percentages for reason for ICU admission do not sum to 100% because more than one reason can be given; value in hospital record closest to enrollment time; 4 calculated from source data by the study sponsor.

Even the biggest national supporters of value-added evaluations concede to caveats: Sufficient data exist for only about 20percentt of teachers nationwide to be given value-added scores.

The situation may be alleviated if some of the model parameters can be given values using data from complementary experiments.

We're not being given value.

My work has been given value by the stamp of my self-identified brand of crazy.

These two additions to the Bitcoin "Universe" are given value when they are bought with USD by consumers.