standard of value

By what standard of value do you judge your days?

It is not clear whether there are standards of values education.

It also means to make whites the standard of value.

Because you were unable to live by holding death as your standard of value?

There was an attempt to maintain fixed standards of value.

The standard of value is the hypothetical conditions under which the business will be valued.

Its life is the standard of value directing its actions.

If dragging me into bed is supposed to be her public standard of value, she knows that she couldn't live up to it.

He spoke about God, guidance and re-erecting a standard of values that has collapsed.

Inequality, as much as equality, implies a standard of value.

Clear your mind of any preconceived standard of values, and tell us."

What standard of value lies at its root?

- of how relieved she was going to be to find a different world in college, more charitable standards of value.

Let them check their standards of value.

In such cases, money ceases to be the universal medium of exchange or standard of value.

The dollar, today's global standard of value, was smoldering ominously as recently as 1992.

In a world without a fixed standard of value, a currency is strong or weak only in relation to other currencies.

It is implicit in, and necessitated by, a code of ethics that holds man's life as its standard of value.

Leapor's satire is directed against a standard of value, indeed, a division of labour, based on class and gender.

It understands its importance in relation to character and morale, to the standard of values and behaviour.'

Indeed it is hardly too much to speak of jade and gold as embodying distinct standards of value.

In ancient civilizations where considerable market trade occurred, there were usually a few types of goods that could function as a general standard of value.

The cartoon protests, he said, show that German society must reach a consensus on its "foundational values and a minimal standard of value orientation."

Even in old established mines there is something of a chance, and there are often unwittingly false standards of values.

Hence, the notion of 'learned Knuckles' is an oblique satire on the woman's standards of value.