Sentence examples for Should be pegged from inspiring English sources

I think it should be pegged to whatever an equivalent is in the private sector.

In the end, the decision should be pegged to your technical sophistication.

The trigger should be lowered permanently, and Social Security COLA's should be pegged to what the general inflation rate is.

Richards argued that although the industry clamours for less regulation, there is no agreement over which areas should be pegged back.

Some liberal Democrats, including the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, have said payments should be pegged to Medicare rates, which could save money for the government and for consumers.

Politicians were more measured in their views, and most stuck to the line that any withdrawal should be pegged to the readiness of Iraqi troops.

Thatcher was determined that the value of the pound should not be pegged to European currencies.

So where should the optimal quality of study be pegged at?

The very least should see it being pegged to inflation.

We should note that Gravity was pegged at $40 million but opened with $55m, while even Gone Girl was pegged at around $23m but opened 63% higher than that.

The currency was pegged until 1992.