Sentence examples for mark them to from inspiring English sources
This makes it impossible for book-keepers to "mark" them to market.
But China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange, which administers the reserves, does not have to mark them to market daily — record their fluctuating value — so it is not clear what effect, if any, the losses will have on policy.
People give them names, and if they have to be sent back for repair they carefully mark them to ensure they get the same machine back, says Nancy Dussault Smith of iRobot.
They are supposed to mark them to a price based on what they could sell them for, but sales of many types of assets have ground to a standstill.
"In adopting a new and complex accounting standard in a short period of time, Fannie Mae had to put in place a system and process to capture all open commitments and mark them to market," the company said in a statement.
"We'll mark them to the degree which we've gone through them.
BLUE PAINT Thirty-six years later, you can see faint traces of blue paint on the old trees, where the timber company had marked them to be cut.
Banks may wish to sell some mortgages privately as their prices rise in response to the downside protection, or borrow against them, or possibly create a bad bank to manage their liquidation, once the assets are insured, but they could also retain them on portfolio after marking them to their increased value.
(Man whose wife had been recently pregnant FGD) "We prefer our wives to give birth in the hospital, but if God marks them to give birth safely here (in the village), they will".
Participants also described how God could mark you to deliver in a certain location, as explained by one male participant during a FGD: "We prefer our wives to give birth in the hospital, but if God marks them to give birth safely here (in the village), they will".
As an island, Hog Island had open space and lacked predators, therefore the colonists allowed their livestock to roam free, rounding them up only to mark them or to use them for meat or wool.
