Sentence examples for is revalued from inspiring English sources

A local tax that is revalued once in 40 years contributes nothing to the relationship between the people who pay it and the politicians who spend it.

Unless China's currency is revalued, we can expect an uncoordinated wave of defensive moves by countries on the wrong side of Chimerica's double depreciation.

Earlier this year, a bill was introduced into Congress that threatens to impose a tariff of 27.5% on Chinese goods unless the yuan is revalued by the same amount.

China is also expecting a contraction in its trade surplus as domestic demand outstrips export growth, and may see large short-term capital inflow if the yuan is revalued upwards — in which case there will be less pressure to export capital.

The second stage would be to create a new 'hard' ecu which would not just be a fluctuating average of existing currencies (the existing ecu is revalued every day) but a genuine currency in its own right which, Mr Major says, would never devalue against other community currencies.

Understanding percentages is vital, but so is revaluing intuition.

The debate arises because Nassau is revaluing all 416,000 properties for the first time in 64 years.

The Town of Rye is revaluing its property tax rolls, and Bernard Abel, a columnist for a small weekly newspaper in the town, says he is convinced that the revaluation will hurt elderly residents.

The social care workforce must be revalued.

There are only so many times a firm can be revalued and recapitalised.

Speculation has mounted in recent weeks that the yuan will soon be revalued against the dollar.