Sentence examples for valuated from inspiring English sources

The official noted that the source was "one whose reliability nor reporting has been valuated" and that the reporting had "inconsistencies that need further checking," the report said.

Although Meinong considers himself to be a value subjectivist at this stage, he already includes some kind of non-subjective (normative and not empirical-psychological) conditions in the definition of a value: "The value of an object might be defined as its capacity of being valuated by an intellectually and emotionally normal subject".

Mr. De Niro said he first signed an agreement for the gallery to hold his father's artwork in the early 1990s, and he trusted Mr. Salander to valuate it, sell it and remit proceeds from sales to his father's estate.

Financial instruments were hard to valuate; hard real estate was a little bit easier.

Significant value attributed to human knowledge capital compared to valuating an enterprise solely on its fixed capital assets.

Rickert is willing to grant the "paramount significance of mental beings within the historical material" (Rickert 1986, 123) and the importance of "historical personalities that valuate" (Rickert 1986, 122) for the cultural sciences.