Sentence examples for how it valued from inspiring English sources

One community leader went so far as to say that the success of the programme was down to how "it valued people's input" and "drew from the local way of doing things".

Once the investigation moves beyond LJM and starts asking what Enron was doing otherwise and how it valued its "core business"–that's when the questions will become simpler and the answers harder.

Some of the most closely guarded financial secrets of the accounting firm Ernst & Young, a private partnership, have been disclosed in divorce proceedings involving its new chief executive, including how it valued the consulting practice it sold in 2000, its total capital and how much it pays its chief executive.

DealBook »   Fiat and Chrysler Continue to Discuss a Merger  |  REUTERS Goldmanan to Increase Disclosure on Illiquid Assets  |  The Securities and Exchange Commission had "pressured" Goldman Sachs to disclose more information about how it valued illiquid assets, Reuters writes.

America, and American business, was viewed as arrogant and indifferent toward others' cultures; exploitative, in that it extracted more than it provided; corrupting, in how it valued materialism above all else; and willing to sacrifice almost anything in an effort to generate profits.

Big Oil has come under intensive scrutiny from investors, climate activists and state attorneys general, forcing it to become more transparent about how it values its climate risks while also doing more to curb its CO2 releases.

Just £82m in corporation tax was paid to the exchequer after top line profits of £7bn shrank to £246m, as a result of an accounting standard relating to how it values its own debt.

The International Monetary Fund tried today to veto Indonesia's plan for changing how it values its beleaguered currency, setting up a showdown with President Suharto that could have profound implications for the world's fourth-most-populous nation.

The only way it can assure investors is to do something it has long been reluctant to do — open the kimono and disclose its assets and how it values them.

The only way GE can assure investors is to do something it has long been reluctant to do - open the kimono and disclose its assets and how it values them.

This country is reckoning with how it values – or rather, devalues – black American lives.