agreed value

Alternatively, it can cover shipments up to an agreed value.

These decision-making systems have a considerable number of assumptions built into them and there must be an agreed value system.

To avoid this, some specialist policies enable you to set an 'agreed value' for an item.

I expect the Commission and the Council to approve the agreed value of 0.5%.

The agreed value of transaction was €885 million.

The amount of coverage may be a blue book value or an agreed value that was set when the policy was purchased.

On the other hand, in periods of unexpectedly low inflation, the debtor is required to pay more in real terms than the agreed value.

You will need to ensure that funds reach this account on or before the agreed value date in order for your foreign currency to be paid out.

Delivery-versus-payment means that funds are transferred only if the corresponding agreed value of securities is also transferred.

Each attempt to define an agreed value v is performed with proposals which may or may not be accepted by Acceptors.

Hagerty's other important innovation is that it pays policy holders the "agreed value" of the vehicle if there is a claim.

A typical deployment of Paxos requires a continuous stream of agreed values acting as commands to a distributed state machine.

According to CapitaLand, the deal took into consideration the agreed value of the development at $811 million, or about $2,900 per square foot of net lettable area.

For this reason, many insurers offer "agreed value" cover for owners of classic vehicles, which guarantees a set financial sum in the event of a total loss.

Your funds will need to be in our Client Account one working day before the agreed value date (the date on which your currency will be transferred).

The position was slightly eased after the announcement that the Central Land Board would accept claims as security for the charge up to 80 per cent of their agreed value.

Telegraph Masterpiece Insurance, underwritten by Chubb, provides cover for higher value homes and possessions and includes an expert appraisal and 'agreed value'.

The 1294 members at the meeting approved a constitution, one of the stated goals of which was the issuing of Stelo currency with a stable, internationally agreed value.

Another alternative is an adjustable peg arrangement under which exchange rates are fixed at agreed values, but revaluations and devaluations of currencies can be undertaken under certain conditions.

Countries no longer have to decide the rate of exchange at which currencies should be pegged, or the responsibility for ensuring that par values are maintained at agreed values.

The total value of a player's army may be less than the agreed value, and will often be a few points short simply because there is nothing left to spend the odd point on.

If this does not occur, the Acceptors themselves will also be aware of it (since they exchanged each other's messages in the broadcast round), and correct Acceptors will re-broadcast the agreed value:

The bid queue shows $18.5, the market opens, being the highest bid the broker triggers the stop-loss and moves the order to the market, for which there has not even been a trade, an agreed value.

There is normally a rule that the vehicle must be at least 10 (or 15) years old for mass-market models, although for specialist cars, such as Ferraris, agreed value cover may be available from an earlier age.

(Clause 7.01) A statement of the initial capital of the firm preferably expressed in monetary terms (for which purpose, agreed values should be entered in the firm's books in respect of any non-monetary contributions).