Sentence examples for discounted basis from inspiring English sources

Even the extension of the operating life of EDF's nuclear-power stations by just ten years in 2003 reduced its decommissioning liabilities on a discounted basis by €2.3 billion.

Employer-funded access to financial advice is common in professional services and legal firms, with other companies offering it on a discounted basis or at full price for their staff.

This means that, on a discounted basis over time, shifting from 90% paper-based instruments and cash to 90% electronic and card instruments could save about 2300 Euro per person in each country.

In other words, if you believe that stocks' historical return over the last 50 years reflects their genuine expected return, then, in effect, you must also believe that corporate America on balance has been unprofitable on a discounted valuation basis over the past 50 years.

Treasury bills are usually sold at auction on a discount basis with a yield equal to the difference between the purchase price and the maturity value.

Data on the three-month Treasury bill rate are from the Board of Governors, series H15/H15/RIFSGFSM03_N.M (monthly data for secondary market rates on a discount basis, downloaded February 15 , 2008.

One is that, in antiquated fashion, the Treasury Department issues bills on a discount basis (the coupon is subtracted from the purchase price rather than added to the maturity value).

Survey respondents recommended that charities advertise positions on their boards more openly, target young people and give them the confidence that when they apply they will not be discounted on the basis of their age and will be supported in trusteeship.

The London-based buyer also expects the deal to be accretive on a discounted cash flow basis.

So, we can't look at each of these stocks in a total vacuum on a pure discounted cash-flow basis.

For each of the stocks that we follow, we build a model of our own making, which basically values companies on a discounted cash flow basis.