Sentence examples for valuation practice from inspiring English sources

"You have to defend the value," said Steve Matt, the partner in charge of the sports valuation practice at the Dallas office of the accounting firm Arthur Andersen.

Prior to founding Foresight, Ms. Kasznik was Senior Vice President with ICMG, a consulting firm specializing in intellectual capital management, where she led the IP valuation practice for close to a decade.

Prior to Fuqua, Lakshmi worked in the Deals Valuation practice at PwC and served as a board member at HealthWorks, a community health center serving over 20,000 patients in Northern Virginia.

They must understand the subtle consequences of their monitoring and valuation practices on corporate investment behavior.

For anyone hoping to hold firms and individuals accountable for misconduct in the credit crisis, valuation practices are a rich vein to mine.

The assessment and estimate shall be made in a manner consistent with customary property valuation practices in the oil and gas industry.

This shows accounting issues contributing to technical field legitimacy and emergence, such as the role of knowledge production, valuation practices and receptive environments, and the distinction between legitimate investments that can be valued and investment venture profitability.

Regardless of the investment strategy, Mr. Metzger said, "if the firm lacks sound risk management, best valuation practices and top-notch operational controls, it is a candidate for failure".

Jess has also conducted research in ecological economics (on methodological pluralism, and a study on environmental valuation practices in Europe) and sustainability science (on resilience in socio-hydrology models, and an LCA for bottled water use in urban Mexico).

It also applies emerging carbon valuation practices of a social cost of carbon and the quadruple bottom line, which help quantify the risk and future uncertainties associated with climate change to better inform decision-makers.

Monetizing health effects sometimes generates moral objections (Ackerman and Heinzerling 2004), but well-accepted valuation practices that have been applied in other public policy realms, such as environmental or public health regulation, could be used to value the health effects of unemployment (Finkel this volume).