Sentence examples for a planned rate from inspiring English sources
The company said it saw significant prospects for its latest Airbus jet, a revamped version of its best-selling medium-haul A320, and promised a decision soon on proposals to increase the production of planes in the A320 family above a planned rate of 40 a month.
AT&T gave into pressure from embarrassed federal regulators and outraged consumer groups today and said that it would put off a planned rate increase that would have raised telephone bills for tens of millions of customers.
[C8.] AT&T Puts Off Its Rate Increase AT&T gave in to pressure from embarrassed federal regulators and outraged consumer groups and said that it would put off a planned rate increase that would have raised telephone bills for tens of millions of customers.
FOR THE RECORD: DWP bills: In the Oct. 22 California section, an article about a planned rate increase for Los Angeles water customers quoted Pacific Institute water program director Heather Cooley as saying that the per-unit cost of water can rise when demand declines because a utility's operations and maintenance costs remain about the same and must be spread out across fewer units.
A planned rate increase was postponed last year during the economic downturn, and new projects were put on hold to lower costs during the rate freeze.
This result was also non-significant when adjusting for whether a re-consultation was planned (rate ratio 1.05, 95% confidence interval [CI] = 0.75 to 1.48, P = 0.76).
This average rate is a composite of the planned rates year one through year five.
Nomura's Riley told Forbes that with a planned coupon rate of 4.0%, such a bond issue would not be warmly greeted in the current environment.
With a planned recruitment rate of 4-8 perticipants per week at each centre, the recruitments for the study will be completed within approximately 12 to18 months.
And although increases in natural gas prices may hamper a planned 5percentt decrease in rates next year, no rate increases are being considered.
Temporarily giving in to pressure from consumer groups and embarrassed regulators, AT&T put off a planned increase in phone rates for millions of consumers who subscribe to its basic rate plan.
