Examples of using Intrinsic value in English and their translations into Finnish
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There is no intrinsic value in this.
Knowing what to do is all about analyzing a company's intrinsic value.
No, and it has no intrinsic value 3 Yes answers.
The location of… Of hidden items of historic and intrinsic value.
Diamonds have no intrinsic value. What they mean is.
Thank you for staying with us through the first commercial break. Well, it's the intrinsic value in, what, Gestalt therapy and.
Enhance the intrinsic value of culture and reinforce culture governance;
No, and it has no intrinsic value.
It's the intrinsic value in, what, Gestalt therapy and… Thank you for staying with us through the first commercial break.
Traditionally, attainment value  and intrinsic value are more highly correlated.
The intrinsic value of a 100 euro coin could exceed its spatial value  following fluctuations in the price of gold.
Quite apart from any anthropological point of view, it is also important to recognise the intrinsic value of this biological diversity.
Good air connections have intrinsic value, but that is something national airlines cannot have.
Recognizing that wild flora and fauna constitute a natural heritage of aesthetic, scientific, cultural, recreational,economic and intrinsic value that needs to be preserved and handed on to future generations;
Broad independence is not an intrinsic value of business, but in this case, I believe it will work well.
For almost an hour,[Hadamard] tried to convince me of Dreyfus's innocence, and at the end, faced with my disbelief,he did his best to make me understand the intrinsic value of his arguments and his complete lack of passion and sentimentality….
UNDERLINING the intrinsic value of biodiversity as well as its role in supporting basic human needs;
Instead, there should be a recognition that man, being made in the image of God,has intrinsic value and dignity from conception to natural death.
Besides having an intrinsic value of their own but they also provide the resource base for all maritime activities.
Mr Ribbe briefly introduced the opinion,stressing not only the ecological intrinsic value of preserving biodiversity, but also the economic value. .
Nature has an intrinsic value but humans also depend on the goods and services provided by ecosystems for their material survival.
Our silver coin is now little more than 5% below the intrinsic value: a short time since it was 10%. Economist. 24 January 1857.
Culture has an intrinsic value but it also plays an economic role as a major factor in attracting business and industry to an area.
This Communication examines what the EU can do to enhance heritage's intrinsic value and take advantage of its economic and societal potential.
As well as having intrinsic value, biodiversity delivers'value' through ecosystem services, for example through the provision of food and water, by offering natural protection from floods and storms, and by regulating the climate.
I want European consumers to be able to choose between many products,and there is no intrinsic value in using regulations to dispense with today's Swedish milk packs containing, for example, 300 ml of milk.
AWARE of the intrinsic value of biodiversity and that its loss threatens the capacity of ecosystems to provide goods and services in a sustainable way and therefore poses a risk to the very subsistence of human beings on Earth.
The ECB understands that the exemption applies in cases where the mobile phone operator acts as an intermediary without adding« intrinsic value» to the goods or services, as stated in the last sentence of recital 5 of the proposed directive.
Animals for Regan have"intrinsic value" as subjects-of-a-life, and cannot be regarded as a means to an end.
The Directive should not apply to payment transactions for the purchase of digital goods or services, where, by virtue of the nature of the good orservice, the operator adds intrinsic value to it, e.g. in the form of access, search or distribution facilities, provided that the good or service in question can only be used through a digital device, such as a mobile phone or a computer.