Sentence examples for version of value from inspiring English sources

SHINZO ABE has a daunting task on his hands next year: raising Japan's consumption tax (the country's version of value added tax).

The problem with following the isms – what Tom Wolfe called "the trend that walks like a man" in his brilliant right-wing polemic on art criticism, The Painted Word – is that, however demotic the language, you're still following the curatorial-critical priesthood's version of events, and the media version of value.

The movie concession vendors push their version of value with soda sizes ranging from a "small" 16 ounce to "upgrades" all the way to 44 ounces (with 550 calories or more).

At the start of April the government will raise the consumption tax, Japan's version of value-added tax, from the current low rate of 5% to 8%.

Second, a further rise in the consumption tax, Japan's version of value-added tax (VAT), is due in October, 18 months after one in 2014.

A series of trials will reveal whether Mr Abe really is a fairy-tale prince, or just another political frog.His most fearsome test will be to raise the consumption tax, Japan's version of value-added tax.

When a transaction t issues its first read command, the client takes the version of the value returned as a reference for future read commands.

In particular his proposal delivers a weak version of the value of content for truths: namely, that of two truths the logically stronger cannot be further from the truth than the logically weaker.