Meanings of place a value in English

SeaEnergy and TGC did not place a value on the project.

Gitzel declined to place a value on the mines.

The Barclays guys were grilling Bart and Alex, trying to place a value on the corporation.

Orr has brought in auction house Christie's to place a value on some pieces in the museum's collection.

Gox's missing bitcoins that made it hard to place a value on the lost digital currency, the paper said.

But that needed economists, bankers and board rooms to place a value on the oceans' "natural capital".

Ultimately, it's up to the individual to place a value on the "whys" of getting involved with another person.

It's a sign of where he is in the pecking order, high up enough that people place a value on ruining his day.

The core of the dispute, the biggest against Venezuela before an arbitration body, is over how to place a value on the assets.

The problem can be more acute in some industries which place a value on youth such as technology, fashion and advertising, according to McCann.

The aforementioned Rawles demonstrated (1971), that we need to combine money with other measures in order to place a value on intangibles.

This places a value on the company of $30 mil lion.

She just wishes that more public bodies, particularly county councils, placed a value on hiring architects.

Placing a value on GM's European business, which has lost money for more than a decade, is tricky.

"I could not place a value on these," he said at last.

This places a value of £42,000 on the option.