Sentence examples for from the valuation from inspiring English sources

Doubleday's payment was determined by deducting debt and other liabilities from the valuation, then halving the figure.

Some of the controversy stems from the valuation R.P. Capital gave Zamtel and whether it was qualified to play that role.

Chelsea are to re-sign Nemanja Matic for an eye-catching fee of around £22m, a vastly inflated price from the valuation attached to the Serbia midfielder when he was allowed to leave and join Benfica three years ago.

Zellick, who has recently retired from the Valuation Tribunal, is a former head of the Criminal Cases Review Commission, as well as a member of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Appeals Panel (CICAP).

But this effect is likely to come to an end eventually.* Part of the reason why equity returns were so strong in the second half of the 20th century was a boost from the valuation effect.

For nonmarket goods and services (such as health), pricing comes from the valuation of those same goods and services in contexts different from climate change.

Medical professionals should be continuously aware that their assessment of the patients health state can differ from the valuations of the general population.

Medical professionals should be continuously aware that their assessment of a particular health state can differ from the valuations of the general population.

The fixed weights had the virtue of being based on expert opinion, having been derived from the valuations of 1,007 respondents – largely health system professionals – to a WHO survey [ 14].

Two years out from graduation, the valuation of all portfolio companies was bout $5 million and the average valuation of a priced round or exit was $11 million.

As such, the US benefits directly from both the payment of interest and from increases in the valuation of its share of IMF reserve assets.