Sentence examples for of outstanding value from inspiring English sources
Heatmaps help link instead of solely rank culturally valuable sites that are in proximity to each other, showcasing site clusters of outstanding value.
If the Bishop of Whitby, the Right Rev Robert Ladds, is successful, the town will be designated "of outstanding value to humanity" and so "belonging to all the peoples of the world".
"The city of San Antonio is delighted with Unesco's decision today and the recognition that our Spanish colonial missions are of outstanding value to the people of the world," mayor Ivy Taylor said from Bonn, Germany, where the announcement was made.
On his retirement from the MoD in 1984, the company Flight Refuelling hosted a farewell party for him at which he was hailed as an "expert in specialised spares procurement", especially in relation to a refuelling system of outstanding value used by the RAF in the Falklands conflict.
Ag seems to be of outstanding value in the prevention and treatment of implant associated infections (Morones et al. 2005; Taglietti et al. 2012; Hardes et al. 2010).
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) adopted in 1972 the Convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage, an international treaty which seeks to encourage the identification, protection and preservation of cultural and natural heritage around the world considered to be of outstanding value to humanity.
Q. Has the correction we have seen in technology stocks made them attractive buys? A. I own a lot of technology stocks, and I like a lot of technology stocks, but it is hard for me to say there are a lot of outstanding values here.
Because troubled borrowers often have many unsecured debts, such cases would typically generate far less for Bank of America, often as little as 10percentt of the outstanding value on a second lien.
The Old City is a UNESCO World Heritage site, supposedly protected because of its outstanding value to humanity.
At the beginning of the year, the outstanding value of corporate bonds in Europe was less than a third of America's euro598 billion ($705 billion) of outstanding European corporate bonds, compared with euro1.9 trillion for American firms.
2. A minor proportion, not exceeding 5%% of the total outstanding value and volume of issued euro coins, may be sold above face value if justified by the special quality of the coin or a special packaging.
