Sentence examples for represent fair from inspiring English sources

On the issue at the heart the protest – does the Uber app represent fair competition?

A low basis would imply that both prices represent fair value.

If such soap opera was all there really was to this contest, the mountain of clichés about a supposedly yawn-inducing four months might represent fair comment.

Despite this, Lawless concedes that some new, improved-specification models from the big car makers already represent fair value, and he points to the Ford Mondeo Zetec and the Vauxhall Astra SXi.

"IAS 39 is clear that unless there is evidence that the prices in those transactions do not represent fair value, for example, because those transactions are forced," he added, "the observed transactions prices should be used to measure fair value".

A bullish view is that P/E ratios have tended to improve somewhat over time, and that something as high as a 20 1 P/E ratio may represent fair value.

A κ value greater than 0.75 is considered excellent agreement beyond chance, values below 0.40 represent poor agreement, and values between 0.40 and 0.75 represent fair-to-good agreement (Fleiss, 1981).

The manufacturer said the deal represented "fair value" for the health service.

The fund could value those at the cost it paid to buy them, so long as the fund's directors thought that the prices represented fair value.

FremantleMedia Enterprises and Travel Channel said that after a "thorough investigation" into the allegations they believe that the programme "represents fair reflections" of the tribe.

"That is because when measuring fair value, the issue is not about the level of market activity per se, but about whether an observed transaction price represents fair value," he wrote.