Sentence examples for a negotiated rate from inspiring English sources

The Hotel Durant, only two blocks from the conference site will provide a negotiated rate.

Federal workers are being charged a negotiated rate, while employees are staying at no cost.

However, for most smaller merchants — indeed, for most merchants over all — the interchange fee is concealed within a negotiated rate, Mr. Manfred said.

Under this method a ship is chartered for a one-way voyage between specific ports with a specified cargo at a negotiated rate of freight.

"Say you stayed in a hotel that costs $400 and we have a negotiated rate with a hotel that's $300, then we don't reimburse you for the difference," she said.

"Trying to mislead a hotel into thinking that you're entitled to a negotiated rate that you really aren't, that may not be breaking the law, but it seems a little devious and underhanded," said Mark Ricci, a spokesman for Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide Inc., which operates the Sheraton, St . Regisand W hotels. "Where do you draw the line?

It is stipulated by the parties here that the only ATRS rate published at the time of the agreement from Beaumont to Bombay was the one utilized as a basis for the negotiated rate ultimately agreed upon.

Healthcare costs are often determined by an insurance company's negotiated rate and not easily visible to doctors or their office staff.

* CBO's assessment is that a public plan paying negotiated rates would attract a broad network of providers but would typically have premiums that were somewhat higher than the average premiums for the private plans in the exchanges.

Other planners report that they have been able to shave as much as 40percentt off previously negotiated rates — a boon for the event sponsor, but a loss for the planner.

The C.B.O. said a public plan with negotiated rates would place "downward pressure on the premiums of private plans".