Sentence examples for a preferential rate from inspiring English sources

HSBC Advance customers, meanwhile, get a "preferential rate" of 0.1%.

They offer a preferential rate of interest, which varies from bank to bank.

Generally speaking, early reservations mean lower rates for advertisers — though campaigns themselves are guaranteed a preferential rate.

For my euro cash passport, I was offered a "preferential rate" of 1.2786, free of charge, plus a goodwill gesture of €50.

First, by offering a preferential rate for imports deemed essential, the GBRV is hoping to contain price increases in basic goods.

I don't understand why another charge, connected to selling gas to Israel at a preferential rate — out of all the stuff they could have got him on!

These same people fall victim to the illusory incentives offered by banks and credit card companies to take on debt (or consolidate existing debt at a preferential rates of interest).

One of the most dramatic changes in Sanders' plan is his elimination of any preferential rate for capital gains and qualified dividends for the wealthy.

A lower, preferential rate of tax on capital income suggests that market returns to capital holders are a closer approximation of what capital holders deserve; the heavier tax on labor suggests that their market returns are excessive by comparison.

Compassionate deficit reduction requires a willingness to raise this preferential rate.

Small wonder that the president proposed the Buffett rule, as Jason Furman, deputy director of the National Economic Council put it, "as a basic principle of tax fairness".Alan Viard, an economist at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think-tank, describes the bill far less sexily: "It boils down to a partial rollback of the preferential rate for long-term capital gains".