Sentence examples for value of state from inspiring English sources

But the move could undermine the value of State Street's own market data on the system.

But the response to the attacks, Mr. Gaddis said, actually reaffirms the value of state power.

Most interestingly perhaps, the Tories talk of developing a measure of wellbeing that encapsulates the social value of state action.

Mr Huang, the mayor, has boasted of a sixfold increase in the net value of state assets in Chongqing between 2003 and 2009.

Those at the top end of the scale become cross about their tax burden, and doubtful of the value of state services (which they often don't use much anyway).

However, Nick Timothy, May's joint chief of staff, pointed out in an article for ConservativeHome last year that CNNC stated on its website that it was responsible not just for "increasing the value of state assets and developing the society" but the "building of national defence".

"The main point of the report is to maximize the value of state-owned real estate assets in Greece by making them more attractive for investors," a European Stability Mechanism spokesman said on Thursday.

"Surely Americans grasp the value of states' rights, and remember how all states had to ratify your Constitution".

One the one side, there is the intrinsic value of states of affairs that are to be promoted - and this is the focus of the consequentialist thinkers.

Let us note that one can also defend the asymmetry of our procreational duties from an impersonal view, according to which the value of states of affairs is not reducible to how these states affect the interests of people.

Although one can set a different value of states to each speaker, the same value was used for both, in sake of simplicity.