Under communism, the medium of film was valued as a propaganda tool, and the state-supported Czechoslovak motion picture industry produced an average of 30 feature films annually.
This task showed that DQI state 33333 was valued lowest with a value of 11.3 on the VAS (0 100) whereas DQI state 12211 was valued as the best state with a value of 88.4.
"Coal is losing value quickly and investing in coal is a losing proposition for our retirees; it's a nuisance to public health; and it's inconsistent with our values as a state on the forefront of efforts to address global climate change," the senate president pro tempore, Kevin de León, said in a statement.
When we approve a budget, we are codifying our values as a state, but oftentimes the current system produces a budget that does not reflect those values.
At the outset of Goossen's presentation, he said, "When we discuss the budget, we discuss our deepest values as a state".
"Nothing more clearly signals what you value as a state than the decisions you make about where to invest," Obama said Monday.
Interestingly, a large percentage of the respondents valued a state as equal to being dead (health-state value = 0).
An explanatory note attached to the bill asserts that the court decision undermines the Jewish Agency's mission to settle Jews in Israel -- that the court "preferred the principle of equality of a state of all its citizens to its value as a Jewish state".
In this paper, we will refer to a state in which each node of the influence network has a Boolean value as a network state, and the set of all possible transitions between the network states as a transition graph.
When Janet Murguia, president of the Hispanic civil rights group NCLR, declared that the Arizona law "goes against our laws and our values as a country", she articulated why a state-by-state response to such a socially delicate issue can be so problematic.
