While it is the first increase since rates were brought down to zero in 2008, it is the first overall rise since 2006.
In the late 1980s, a grand deal was struck: Labor would moderate its demands, freer trade was pursued and corporate tax rates were brought down to zero for multinationals investing in Ireland.
In practice, emissions have to be brought down to zero by mid-century.
Unabashed at sharing some opinions with the British National Party, the UK Independence Party and the Daily Mail, the OPT wants net immigration brought down to zero.
Speaking Friday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Luis de Guindos, the Spanish economics minister, elaborated on the new targets set by Madrid for the regions, emphasizing that their structural deficits would need to be brought down to zero by 2020.
The dissolved oxygen (DO) concentration in the fermentor was first brought down to zero by sparging the medium with nitrogen.
At a press conference in Ghana, Anthony Banbury said the number of Ebola cases would be brought down to zero by the close of this year, but admitted that the end was "not close".
The import tariffs for the most important farm commodities have already been brought down to zero.
Instead of cheering ISIS's failure to mobilize more recruits, many Americans demand that the number be brought down to zero.
Instead, Lucas reduced his plans for the nascent franchise to nine movies (later brought down to six).
A year ago, the President said that he expected unemployment to be brought down to four per cent - a level generally regarded as tolerable in a changing industrial society - by the middle of 1963.
