Sentence examples for value provisions from inspiring English sources

But giving communities a big voice in setting their own priorities is bound to help make sure social value provisions really do have a positive impact on the ground – as is good dialogue.

In the US, several states have included scenic value provisions in their coastal zone legislation and required that reviews of project proposals consider scenic or aesthetic effects.

The joint committee estimate even includes the controversial enterprise value provision, which experts believe constitutes two-thirds of the total revenue assumption.

Taylor Wimpey is anticipating a write back of some of its Net Realisable Value provision at the half year; whilst we expect the quantum to be small, the symbolism is quite the opposite.

"The enterprise value provision that the administration has included as part of an already flawed carried-interest proposal violates basic tax fairness policy and seems to single out the private equity, venture capital and real estate industries in a punitive fashion," said Steve Judge, interim chief executive of the Private Equity Growth Capital Council, the industry's trade group.

It may be also noted from Fig. 7 that in addition to reducing the boundary value, provision for a larger M also reduces the rate of deterioration when the δ decreases below beyond the boundary value.

A number of studies have suggested that poor and/or rural individuals dependent on natural resources as a source of income are more likely to perceive and value provisioning services (Kari and Korhonen-Kurki 2013; Muhamad et al. 2014) whereas wealthier, urbanized individuals are more likely to perceive and value regulating and supporting services (Martín-López et al. 2012).

Avise (2005) listed three major contexts within which humanity rationalizes the conservation of biodiversity: aesthetic value, provision of ecosystem services, and ethics – a recognition of an intrinsic value to life.

He said the company's collector-car policies included an agreed-value provision.

Respondents highly valued provisioning and cultural services, followed by regulating and supporting services.

Parents valued provision responsive to the circumstances of family life and coordinated across services.