Sentence examples for campaign rates from inspiring English sources
Crime became part of the story of inequality in New York — the two cities that Bill de Blasio invoked in his mayoral campaign: rates of serious crimes fell everywhere, with the greatest benefit to poorer neighborhoods, but there the price was paid in the friction and suspicion produced by stop and frisk.
Although the number of cases of serogroup C disease subsequently declined after a vaccination campaign, rates of serogroup C disease again began to increase in 2000.
An evaluation reported that, after six months of the campaign, rates for handwashing with soap for mothers were over 80 percent.
Despite this large national vaccination campaign, rates of immunization against seasonal influenza remain weak: the global vaccination coverage (VC) for the target population was 51% in 2007, 56% in 2008 and 57% in 2009, as estimated by the National Health Insurance [ 4].
Mr. Cantor has said the for-profit arm charges a standard campaign rate.
The campaign rated the No. 7 as the top line in the city for the fourth year in a row in its summer 2000 report on the subway system.
This matters: In the earlier example of the Louisiana flooding, if we assume 6,400 campaigns created and a 0.1percentt fraudulent campaign rate, it is the difference between $25,000 or $175,000 of funds donated to the cause covered under the company's guarantee.
Of the two, the Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan newsletter that tracks campaigns, rates Mr. Shays's seat as "likely Republican" and Mr. Simmons's as the more competitive "leaning Republican".
His campaign pays rates well below market ones for the plane's use because of an unresolved exemption in a recent campaign finance law that Mr. McCain backed.
One big savings for Mr. Edwards is his use of the private jet of Fred Baron, a trial attorney, who is allowed to charge the campaign discount rates.
Health insurance executives were hoping we'd swallow their scare campaign on rates, and thus get behind efforts by their friends in Congress to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
