Sentence examples for guardian the value from inspiring English sources

But the Trust was unable to tell the Guardian the value of its total fossil fuel holdings.

Being known as a supplier to it has definite value, one company - which is listed in Apple's top 200 list - told the Guardian: "The value lies in the fact that Apple is recognised as having a high-quality build spec, so a relationship reflects well on that supplier's products," an executive said.

At the same time, gold is a guardian of the value of money only when gold is scarce.

 It is great to see the YouGov research commissioned by the Guardian into the value of higher education (Report, 26 February).

In London for two days last week, Peretti spoke to staff, clients and the Guardian about the value of news and global expansion.

Traditionally, and according to its charter, the European bank has viewed its role in much narrower terms, as a guardian of the value of the euro with a mission to prevent inflation.

And what to do about the Federal Reserve and its chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, whose confidence in the Fed's ability to control inflation seems "more like careless talk radio rants than expressions containing the prudence and conservatism needed from the guardian of the value" of the dollar?

On the other hand, the gap time did not seem to be related to having a parent as a guardian; the p-values were 0.167 and 0.124 for the additive and multiplicative hazards model, respectively.

The criteria was developed by a special committee of the Foundation of Haute Horlogerie (FHH) in Switzerland, which sees itself as a guardian of the values of fine watchmaking.

In London, an increased police presence on the streets after the terrorist attacks of 7/7 led to a significant fall in crime, leading the Guardian to admit the value of high profile, visible patrolling.

"Guardians guarantee that the value of the property is retained, but have none of the security of a tenancy.