Sentence examples for for a revaluation from inspiring English sources

Washington has pushed for a revaluation.

But calls for a revaluation of 27.5% rest on flimsy foundations.

In the meantime, many homeowners are bracing for a revaluation of property, the first reassessment since 1961.

The decision suggests that policy makers may be preparing ground for a revaluation of the currency and are trying to cool down the economy.

It's mostly a collection of Republican orthodoxy, with one notable exception: Mr Romney declared his intention to get tough with China and push for a revaluation of the yuan against the dollar.

Yet the standard arguments for a revaluation are based partly on a series of myths.The first myth is that there is overwhelming evidence that the yuan is grossly undervalued.

He questioned the veracity of the VOA data and said that London offices would actually have paid more as a result of a revaluation for 2015 while retailers outside the capital would be paying at least 20% less.

However, many of the arguments used in Beijing for why a revaluation would endanger China's economy are equally suspect.

Germany's public-debt performance also clearly fails the criteria, which specify that debt must be below 60% of GDP, or at least moving that way.The Germans are now engaged in an undignified scramble for cash, including a revaluation of their gold reserves and a fire-sale of Deutsche Telekom shares.

The historical rationale has been that, in the wake of the riots, the potential spike in property taxes for many homeowners after a revaluation would accelerate the exodus of the city's middle class.

The immediate cash payment would be used not only to finance the city's share of the projected $355 million, 18,500-seat arena, but als to allow the city to close a gap in its current budget as well as provide some relief for taxpayers who face a revaluation of the properties.