Sentence examples for valued in its from inspiring English sources

Education should be valued in its entirety, not just on that which is easily measured".

That is centuries before landscape art was valued in its own right.

What the regime and its supporters valued in its last years was not Marxism-Leninism but, rather, power, a sense of greatness that was slipping away.

That nowhere is to be valued in its own right any more, that everything is exchangeable for everything else, and nothing can be allowed to stand in the way of the graders and degraders.

If women's work is to be recognised, rewarded and valued in its entirety – from caring for families and communities, to toiling long hours on the factory floor – we need concerted action to tackle the gender pay gap and the discrimination that gives rise to it.

This is generally not considered problematic as long as the child is also valued in its own right.

In part, the company seeks to honor the creativity it values in its own stores, Ms. Ward said, like the work of designers including the architect Michael Graves.

The other holdings Magna apparently values in its agreement with M.I.

Is it a value in its own right, or it is merely a path to a happy and prosperous life?

There is value in its content, and it warrants its place on Steam.

"The Principles brand has very little value in its own right but it has a presence in Debenhams and is recognised by customers," said Altium analyst David Stoddart.