Sentence examples for views of value from inspiring English sources

"We have throughout this process desired to engage in a constructive dialogue with Illumina's management, listen to its views of value and prospects, and offer a fair and adequate price to Illumina's shareholders," Severin Schwan, Roche's chief executive, said in a statement.

"That is not really relevant from the point of view of value," Mr. Katz said.

The Final Proposal is a minor improvement which continues to fall short of the Board's view of value and has been rejected".

Campbell said: I don't believe you can consider it from the point of view of value for money, if you don't consider the requirement for it and whether there are reasonable alternatives".

By proper allocation of the cognitive and the normative (motivative) components of value statements, many thinkers rendered the originally harsh and implausible positivist view of value judgments more acceptable.

The first is the NFL's long-term view of value across all facets of their operations, including tickets.

One of Moore's important contributions was to put forward an 'organic unity' or 'organic whole' view of value.

Not many contemporary philosophers are attracted to the Stoic view of value, which is embedded in an idiosyncratic ancient cosmology.

Here FA theories conflict with the commonsense view of value, which derives reasons from values (cf. Stratton-Lake and Hooker 2006).

But it is clear that proponents of Ross's view of value may well have to contend with arguments of this variety given the recent resurgence of hedonism.

He thereby restores a meaning to our ordinary view of value judgments as correct or incorrect, and not merely as fostering or discouraging actions and qualities that may be useful to society.