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Where consequences are not valued in money terms , they should be represented either qualitatively or in terms of other quantities . When two impairments were present the degree of the greater would be read in the far left column and the degree of the lesser in the top row , the combined rating would be the value at the intersection . It should cover consequences which cannot easily be valued in money terms , as well as those that can easily be valued in money terms . The United States left the gold standard in 1933 ; what was ended in 1971 was the ability of foreign national banks to turn in US dollars for gold , with gold valued at $ 35 to the ounce . This provides clients with extra value at no extra cost . Morehouse College , through scholarships valued at $ 4,000 each from the Bonner Foundation , supports 80 students in perpetuity who have demonstrated a commitment to community service . Jewelry was highly valued in Canaan and Ancient Israel . While this approach to operational weather forecasting will be of immediate value at this year 's Olympics , enabling athletes and attendees to plan around adverse weather conditions , these technologies could be applied in other areas where precision forecasting shows promise . The cost of funding below-par assets ( e.g ., fixed-rate loans that are valued at a discount to par because their coupon payments are below current market rates ) with par liabilities will erode the economic value of equity . At the time of our review , the four programs had about 5,606 contracts valued at approximately $ 1.8 billion ( or 12 percent of total administrative spending ) . " We are using all the tools provided by law - enforcement , education and training , and technical assistance - to reinforce safety and health as values throughout the Nation 's mining industry . Note that this header is only good for one request ; all headers reset to default values after each request . The Board may amend , alter , or discontinue the 1990 Plan at any time , including amending it in ways that might increase the cost to the Company , provided that share owner approval must generally be obtained for any amendment that would increase the number of shares available for awards or that would permit the granting of options , SARs , or other stock-based awards encompassing rights to purchase shares at prices below fair market value at the time of the award . The 1990 Plan permits the granting of : ( 1 ) stock options , including incentive stock options entitling the optionee to favorable tax treatment under Section 421 and 422 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 ( ISOs ) , ( 2 ) stock appreciation rights ( SARs ) , ( 3 ) restricted stock and restricted stock units ( RSUs ) , ( 4 ) performance awards , ( 5 ) dividend equivalents , and ( 6 ) other awards valued in whole or in part by reference to or otherwise based on Company common stock , which are called " other stock-based awards . Today 's issuance makes clear the OCC believes that , when a bank 's level of exposure is significant , it should also adopt a system to measure value at risk - - i.e ., potential changes in the underlying values of assets , liabilities , and off-balance sheet positions as a result of interest rate changes . As the Commission notes , many environmental goods cannot easily be valued in money terms , and there is a danger that these will be lost or given insufficient weight if economic appraisal is too rigid . A lead trust is more suitable for those with a high net worth who wish to fund the trust with assets valued at $ 500,000 or more .