Sentence examples for commit to a rate from inspiring English sources

On the much-discussed effort by President François Hollande of France to temporarily raise the highest tax rate to 75 percent on those earning more than one million euros a year — a law found to be unconstitutional — Mr. Moscovici said that the government was working on a new tax for the wealthy, but refused to commit to a rate of 75 percent.

By representing reactions as triples (ρ,  π,  k) we have already committed to a rate function that depends on a single rate parameter k.

Mr. Abe has leaned on Japan's central bankers — whom he has criticized as too cautious — to commit to an inflation rate of at least 2 percent, which would help convince businesses that Japan would not arbitrarily reverse course on its easy money policy.

Now, many banks will commit to a current interest rate for up to a year.

A time inconsistency problem arises: since the price of past debt cannot be affected by current fiscal policy and governments cannot credibly commit to a certain path of tax rates, debtor countries choose suboptimally low fiscal adjustments.

Through Bloom Electrons, power-consumers commit to a 10-year contract and set rate for fuel — for now, that means natural gas provided by California-based Bloom partners including PG&E.

"The most likely strategy of the Fed is to commit to a policy of low short-term rates until there are signs of the economy strengthening and inflation picking up," Professor Gertler said.

The brain could implement a change in excursion by altering the threshold level of LIP firing rate necessary to commit to a choice.

This new money would require that each of the financial powers commits to a targeted rate of inflation — say, 2 percent a year.

Monetary authorities could engineer a similar recovery today by committing to a 5% rate of nominal GDP growth, which implies inflation of 2% or more.And Greg Mankiw has pointed out that a commitment to higher inflation would encourage households and businesses to spend money now, which would be stimulative, rather than hoard it.

The error correction approach tested here was proposed in 2004 but has not been widely used, perhaps because researchers do not want to commit to an estimate of the error rate.