Sentence examples for Established rate from inspiring English sources

Whitehouse also said several sources had indicated to his office that Pruitt frequently requested per diem lodging expenses above the government's established rate.

It is true, as we have held in another part of this opinion, that no device or contrivance, secret or fraudulent in its nature, is requisite to the commission of the offense outlined in the statute, and that any means by which transportation by a concession from the established rate was had is sufficient to work a conviction.

The petitioner contends that to permit a statute to have such application to articles intended for foreign export is to place a burden on the exercise of this right, because, before the shipper can lawfully send his goods abroad, and before the carrier can lawfully accept them, there must be a compliance with the established rate on file with the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Whether shippers who pay a rate under the honest belief that it is the lawfully established rate, when in fact it is not, are liable under the statute because of a duty resting on them to inform themselves as to the existence of the elements essential to establish a rate as required by law, is a question not decided, because not arising on this record.

Previous work has established rate constants for selected estrogens (estradiol, estriol and estrone) using potassium permanganate, with values ranging from 16 to 38 300 M-1 s-1 at pH 5.0 to 12 [26, 26].

Although this effect is well established, rate constants, k, for the reaction of H2O2 with the active site cysteine residues of PTPs have not been determined.

The results have established rate-limited sorption in amended filtration media due to larger particles under these flow conditions.

Indeed, real competition to the established rating agencies could come from other quarters.

Study design and statistics were rated by using an established rating system.

The Commission denied this motion, and thereafter the company established rates higher than those prevailing in 1913.

Google reworked its search algorithm at least four times, the documents show, and altered its established rating criteria before the proposed changes received "slightly positive" user feedback.