Sentence examples for formal valuations from inspiring English sources

We demanded formal valuations at the start and end".

Indeed, based on a formal valuation resolution approved by Facebook's Board of Directors but concealed from ConnectU, the stock portion of the purported agreement is worth only one-quarter of its apparent value based on Facebook's public press releases".

"Some have argued that it would have been better if the whole question of pension reform had waited until after the formal valuation of the pension deficit had taken place.

The Groton assessor, John S. Philip, said this would also mean a lot of work for his office, since the units have never been subject to a formal valuation process because they were federal property.

Then they got hold of that "formal valuation resolution" they are referring to above -- a fair market value for common shares that the company was required to provide under I.R.S. Section 409(A), which requires companies to appraise the options they give their employees.

Roman Baths spokesman Stephen Clews said: "We've put in a request for a formal valuation and then hope to buy the coins to display them at the baths.

This paper reports the first formal non-market valuation of a major mountain biking event in South Africa by applying the individual travel cost method (TCM).

Meanwhile the regular calculation of surpluses and deficits, which takes place during formal three-yearly scheme valuations, has been made even more difficult by the Bank of England's programme of quantitative easing (QE).

The study illustrates differences in the valuation of formal and informal green spaces.

The valuation of formal care was based on the average gross salary of nurses and physiotherapists involved in patient education, which was provided by Regional Hospital West Jutland.

The remainder load (0.31) was based on internal statistics on absence from work due to vacation, sickness etc. Valuation of formal care was based on gross market wage rates from national collective agreements between Danish local government and the respective professional associations except for teaching activity at courses, which was valued using market prices.