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121. Intangible assets are non-current items owned by business, such as a copyright, franchise, goodwill, patents, and leasehold.

122. Fools amends for sin, but goodwill is found among the upright.

123. Self-generated goodwill is the intangible resources accumulated in operation by a firm for which it need not make a lump sum payment and which enables it to obtain future excess profits.

124. The Zulu king Goodwill Zwelithini, who has five wives, hosts an annual reed dance in which 25, 000 bare-breasted women perform, after undergoing virginity tests.

125. Regardless of one's point of view, though, Dashan has incontrovertibly become a de facto goodwill ambassador to China. And Canada has given him his reward.

126. The non - physical assets of a company such as patents, copyright, a brand name, goodwill etc.

127. Men shall dwell together in true brotherhood and goodwill and joy.

128. We went to Vietnam with nothing to offer, with no bargaining chip except our goodwill.

129. Goodwill assignee, meeting the statutory requirements, can also be obtained ownership, even if the grantor punishment.

130. He was conservatively dressed , very businessman, and with a hearty goodwill to match.

131. The gap (gain) happens when a company makes an acquisition and pays less than the market value of the assets acquired. This gap or gain is called negative goodwill.

132. The hit is carried along by a wave of ill-informed goodwill.

133. Yep,[sentencedict.com] you're dousing your environment with goodwill and at-oneness. Wow! The people around you are so lucky.

134. I think I get a lot more purchase on the nooks and crannies of life with my spiky one than those poor, well-adjusted sods who are sent out into a world completely unprepared for their goodwill.

135. Goodwill can be divided into self-established goodwill and purchased goodwill , and also it is widely accepted that self-established goodwill can not be entried as an asset.

136. Company A accounts for the excess of the purchase price over the asset value as goodwill.

137. Goodwill is the difference between the price paid for an asset and its fair market value.

138. Goodwill is a special intellectual property right in terms of nature, exclusiveness and space - time quality.

139. With the accession of enterprise consolidation cases, how to disposal the consolidated goodwill has become more and more important.

140. Goodwill is amortised using the straight line method over its estimated useful life of 10 years.

141. UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Adel Imam with refugee children at an art exhibition in Cairo, June 2005.

142. By the comparing and analysis the recognition, measurement, subsequent measurement of goodwill and the rules of accounting for negative goodwill in the IASB, USA,[Sentencedict.com ] UK and other countries.

143. If you show goodwill and serious intent, a settlement will come quickly.

144. That probability exists because true economic Goodwill tends to rise in nominal value proportionally with inflation.

145. It was supposed to be a goodwill game, a diplomatic give-and-go.

146. In view of this feature in the formation of purchased goodwill, the master valuation account approach is comparatively appropriate among the current viewpoints on purchased goodwill.

147. Non-current assets also can be intangible assets, such as goodwill, patents or copyright.

148. In real life, there are scientific and goodwill cloning, but also exists unwisdom, malicious parody manufacturing.

149. And here, it's all peace on earth, goodwill to men.

150. Furthermore, we need to generate goodwill between the office staff and the other employees.