Sentence examples for announced rate from inspiring English sources
It reduces an earlier announced rate increase for the combined items by 66 cents a month.
In California, Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield of California and Aetna all announced rate increases of 20 percent or higher for some of their customers.
United Parcel Service Inc., the largest package delivery company, said yesterday that it would raise rates in February by somewhat less than its chief rival, the FedEx Corporation, which announced rate increases on Wednesday.
When the city's Department of Parks and Recreation announced rate increases in 2011 — to $200 from $100 for a seasonal permit to play on any of the city's 600 courts — officials expected to see a decline in participation.
Edward Siegmann of Mattituck, the vice president of the Southold TaxPac, a private lobbying group, and a longtime Cablevision critic, said that when Cablevision announced rate increases in November 1999, he and others met with company executives to protest the $4 increase in basic service.
As a result, incumbents like NTT DoCoMo have announced rate cuts of up to 40percentt on mobile services, while warning investors that it may take five years for the company to return to current profitability.
But no sooner had they been formed than the shipping lines began to announce rate rises one by one.
On Thursday, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank will announce rate decisions; and Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, will speak in China.
Around 2.3 million more households were told they face higher energy bills today when Scottish Power became the fourth major firm to announce rate hikes with winter just around the corner.
We considered four key fundamentals to regress (individually) against agent's forecast errors, consisting of: meeting dates of the central bank's board of directors, changes in the announced policy rate, the forward discount, and past exchange rate changes.
Stocks plunged yesterday after the Federal Reserve announced its rate cut, mainly because investors hoped Mr. Greenspan would reduce rates even more than he did.
