Sentence examples for revaluation for from inspiring English sources

China's move this week may dampen calls for trade protection and revaluation for a while.

City officials fought off that attempt, and, with the aid of sympathetic state legislators, deferred revaluation for three decades.

Stephen Ferreira, operations manager of Vision Appraisal Technology of Northboro, Mass., which is doing the revaluation for the town, said it might be difficult for Mr. Bishop to dramatically lower his assessment because of the escalation of waterfront property.

He questioned the veracity of the VOA data and said that London offices would actually have paid more as a result of a revaluation for 2015 while retailers outside the capital would be paying at least 20% less.

Jack DaSilva, a real estate broker in the East Ward who is also president of the Ironbound Community Corporation, a civic group, said the Portuguese and Brazilian community will essentially be punished by the revaluation for working hard to transform the Ironbound from a run down neighborhood into a prosperous one.

A trade deficit for the current month would be a public relations bonanza for Chinese officials in pushing back against United States pressures for revaluation of the renminbi.

Declining cardiac index in trauma patients may indicate the need for revaluation of the patient.

It may be that progress in clarifying the tangle of issues here at stake calls for revaluation of this particular way of taking the abstract / concrete dichotomy.

Critiques of Phragmites management are not new, and some authors have called for revaluation of Phragmites and the tradeoffs associated with management.

A Chinese revaluation makes for cruddy American countercyclical policy.

Regardless of what the revaluation did for their property, most homeowners said they believed the reassessment was long overdue.