Sentence examples for valuation of programme from inspiring English sources

In particular, our results could change substantially if the regulator's valuation of programme quality differs from the viewers', which could be justified by political or cultural objectives.

"There is collaboration between the World Bank Waves [Wealth Accounting and the Valuation of Ecosystem Services] programme and the Natural Capital Coalition, which is great because hopefully we'll be able to harmonise measures of how you account for GDP adjusted for nature with measures of how you account for profit adjusted for nature," he says.

The WTP and its twin concept, the Willingness To Accept (WTA), are the two approaches that are often used to implement the method of contingent valuation of health-care programmes [ 9, 10].

Tesco said it was likely to build homes itself via its development wing, Spenhill, while also selling sites to housing developers, in a programme that has been valued by Property Week at £1bn, based on a valuation of £250,000 per home.

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The UN environment programme will also be strengthened, and studies will begin on alternatives to GDP as a measure of national wellbeing, and the valuation of ecological services.

The valuation of the offering is $300 million.

We think the valuation of these stocks is appealing.

Jet.com quickly gained a valuation of roughly $1 billion.

Sydney coach John Longmire echoed O'Loughlin's lofty valuation of Goodes.

(Mehta eventually raised two hundred and twenty million dollars on a valuation of two billion).