Sentence examples for proportion to the value from inspiring English sources

Then all householders would contribute, in proportion to the value of their property.

Other artists have made similar claims, including "Weird Al" Yankovic, who also demanded to get a piece of the Sony-YouTube deal in proportion to the value of his videos at the time it was struck.

"Policies that reward executives out of proportion to the value they create are a clear dereliction of the duty to promote the success of the company for the long term," he added.

It is just as important to use the tax system to put the brakes on the accumulation of wealth in proportion to the value of property already held.

Fund-management fees are earned in proportion to the value of assets under management.Moreover, more companies are switching pension money out of equities and into bonds, where fund managers are traditionally weak and the fees anyway lower.

In the 11th century the pronoia became the basis of the military system, obliging its holder to provide military service and troops in proportion to the value of his grant.

FIS values were also calculated using FSTAT version 2.9.3.2 [43] because gaps between observed heterozygosity (Ho) and expected heterozygosity (He) under HWE are in proportion to the values of the inbreeding coefficient (FIS), that is, positive and negative FIS values suggest deficits and excesses of heterozygotes, respectively.

We attributed points in proportion to the values of the unexponentiated logistic regression coefficients of the predictive variables, because we wanted to express the true quantitative ratio between the weights of the variables in the model.

The radii of the inner layers were in proportion to the values given by Meijs et al. (1989 ) (65, 71 and 75 mm for brain, skull and scalp respectively).

The added value is shareholder value, and as a very rough rule of thumb I reckon on nutritional value being stripped away in inverse proportion to the shareholder value added.

Rates are levied, at levels determined by county and district authorities, on both households and businesses in proportion to the ratable value of the property they occupy.