value.01 - evaluate for cost; assess
VALUE-V NOTES: Former file, value-v.01, based on big corpus, comparison with 'price'. Member of VNcls price-54.4.(fromvalue.01-v)VALUATION-N NOTES: Added by Julia based on BOLT, value.01.(from valuation.01-n)Aliases:
valuation (n.)
value (v.)
value (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: entity establishing value
ARG1-PPT: commodity being valued
ARG2-PRD: value
ARG1-PPT: commodity being valued
ARG2-PRD: value
value-v: transitive/agentive
PS of New HampshireARG0
valuesrel
its internal reorganization planARG1
at about $ 2.2 billionARG2
.value-v: passive and conjoined
Advertising timeARG1
will be valuedrel
at more than $ 75 millionARG2
in 1990ARGM-TMP
and $ 150 million in 1991 .valuation-n: args 0 and 1
He maintains that
hisARG0
valuationrel
of the propertyARG1
is fair and reasonable .valuation-n: args 1 and 2
The value of Closing Stock is ascertained by Physical Verification of Stock on the last day of the accounting period and
itsARG1
valuationrel
at Cost or Market PriceARG2
...value.02 - hold dear
VALUE-V NOTES: (from value.01-v)Aliases:
value (v.)
valuable (j.)
valuable (j.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: entity holding arg1 dear
ARG1-PPT: entity held dear/valued by arg0
ARG1-PPT: entity held dear/valued by arg0
value-v
IARG0
valuerel
himARG1
for his offenceARGM-CAU
, but he is to much of a liability defensively and he should be traded .valuable-j
i think
this issueARG1
is onlyARGM-ADV
valuablerel
for the purposes of supporting commoditization of CO2ARGM-PRP
. that 's my explanation for whyall of the funded scientists point to the gas and build the anthroargument . i do nt see how it is credible in light of more dominantcauses .