Sentence examples for bear values from inspiring English sources

For instance, in an agreement of sale, what is paid (or what is given) and what one gets bear values that the two counterparts evaluate before deciding to enter into the agreement, i.e., to promise something.

In its defense, Peter Lunzer, a client and chief executive of Lunzer Wine Investments, argues that it's rather like FX exchanges which may not be the rate that are available to the person on the street, but still do bear value.

As a result, it is not known whether risk factors related to the onset of offending as identified in the general population bear value for predicting persistence among childhood offenders.

Historical artifacts bear cultural values, religious icons bear the value of the "holy".

The letter then adds: "We are confident that our country, under your leadership, will bring to bear American values, American strength and American determination, thus bringing greater justice and stability to the region as a whole and through it to the world as a whole.

Ascending to the purely formal mode (in Carnap's sense), we can make the point by explicitly limiting inference relations to ones that hold among sentences or other items than can bear truth values.

They collected the available documents (in soft and/or hard copies) that bear indicator values and they referred for the rest of the documents to departments of the Ministries (Authorities) and libraries.

Subscribing to the view that only states of affairs bear intrinsic value, Feldman identifies several features that any state of affairs that has basic intrinsic value in particular must possess.

In an age of trillion-dollar debt and billion-dollar bank bailouts, America's lowest common denomination seems to bear little value as an individual monetary unit.

Such statements bear no value and are products of a mind that does not understand Islam, a peace religion, at all," said Bülent Kural, the manager of Trump shopping mall.

Suggesting, as J. Ladd Greeno does, that environmental costs can readily be passed along to consumers and therefore do not bear a value implication for companies is simply not true.