Sentence examples for value private from inspiring English sources

Your March 19 front-page article about prison labor overlooks the value private companies afford prisoners for future reintegration into a community.

The staff has conducted an inquiry into whether Van Wagoner failed to properly value private investments made in its mutual funds.

The question of what value private equity adds to society is one the industry has never adequately answered, though it appears to be taking aggressive steps in the right direction.

Its rules value private outsourcing over government ownership; it likes pushing competition into public services; and its policies on free movement of labour only depress wages for the lowest paid across the EU.

It's incredibly difficult to value private companies, and shareholders are really only worth what they can sell their shares for.

Provided the market continues to value private technology companies as it does, Nexmo could be an odd bargain at its current valuation.

In 2009, Whole Foods began submitting products in its 365 Everyday Value private-label line to verification by the Non GMO Project.

Indeed, although notionally subject to accounting rules that require investments to be carried at fair value, private-equity firms seem to enjoy a degree of latitude that most bank executives would kill for.

"Hundreds of millions of pounds of NHS funding has been lost on poor-value private finance initiatives, expensive ISTC [independent sector treatment centre] contracts and unnecessary advice from management consultants, together with the market-driven reforms that allow commercial providers to profit from the NHS.

As the saying goes, valuing private companies is both art and science.

Many of these radical squatters see themselves as offering a moral and practical response to a government that consistently values private property before people.