The phrase 'receive full value' is correct English and can be used in written English.
You can use it when there is an exchange of goods or services, to express that the recipient is obtaining full value for what has been exchanged. Example Sentence: He was happy to receive full value for his old car when he sold it.
Any parties that hold the $300 billion worth of policies in this segment will receive full value.
Marbury will be starting the third year of a maximum six-year $70.875 million deal, and the contract loses its base-year compensation status on July 18, enabling the Nets to receive full value in exchange.
The company said it intends to continue its efforts to sell the building, which is also owned by the Atlantic Richfield Company, and expects to receive full value for the property.
"We have concerns with the lack of transparency and the apparent conflicts of interest that have surrounded the share appraisal process and we believe that shareholders may not receive full value for their shares should this transaction, as currently structured, be consummated," according to a statement from Anne Sheehan, director of corporate governance at the pension fund.
In the event of a loss, this documentation ensures that you can make a claim and receive full value for your loss.
As a result, herders exposed their livestock to higher risk of animal diseases and failed to receive full value for their animals.
The government would soon settle the yearlong dispute between Goldman and A.I.G., with Goldman receiving full value for its bets.
The eccentric duet that ends Mr. Forsythe's "Herman Schmerman," danced to Thom Willems's electronic score, received full value from Wendy Whelan and Albert Evans.
When the creditor agency credits the offset amount to the contractor's delinquent debt, the contractor has received full value for the services performed under the contract.
Consequently, even a forest owner who wants to do sustainable forest management is left with something akin to a rent-controlled building rather than receiving full value for his forest.We also agree with Frances Seymour.
The two facilities can be used for reading, Feld cheekily points out, adding he feels he received full value for his more modest gift.
