Sentence examples for to revaluation from inspiring English sources
noun
The process of altering the relative value of a currency or other standard of exchange.
- After the new party took power, the government declared a revaluation of the currency in an attempt to limit runaway inflation.
Assessors say the resistance to revaluation proves another point: forget fairness -- every taxpayer wants to pay less than the next.
For the rest of Asia, this means that allowing currencies to appreciate against the dollar translates into a losing competitiveness to China — a clear deterrent to revaluation.
Ladbrokes also booked £99m of impairments, of which £58m was due to revaluation of its UK and Ireland portfolio and £18m was attributed to costs associated with the Gala Coral merger.
Conversely, changes in the broad scheme will often necessitate adjustments in the cognitive and probative schemes: changing social goals lead to revaluations of scientific knowledge and research methods.
The increase in the net asset value would appear to be wholly down to the revaluation and not to any cash receipts".
The data also breaks down how much of the tax increase is due to the revaluation and to the proposed budget.
But maybe a period of right wing government is just what the left in the UK needs to lead them to a revaluation of the centre ground.
The demand for reduced size and minimization of losses has led to a revaluation of the approach to building magnetic components, driving the operating frequency to ever higher levels in order to facilitate more compact and efficient designs.
From Taiwan to Sudan and IPR enforcement to currency revaluation, the West has consistently demonstrated an inability to confront China on terms that either the Communist Party or the general Chinese public find persuasive.
Richard Kleiner, chief executive of chartered accountants Gerald Edelman, said: "The accounts of Olivia Investments are very light on detail and certainly contain no information in order to give credibility as to the revaluation of the fixed asset investments.
As property values have recently begun to decline in many places throughout the state, homeowners are asking if their towns will be as quick to initiate a revaluation to reflect dropping home prices.
