Sentence examples for embrace rate from inspiring English sources

They should embrace rate reduction not because business tells them so but because it is in their own interests.

In much the same way, politicians naturally embrace tax rates at levels that will never be collected so that they can give back through myriad deductions and credits.

Obama has proposed a framework for corporate tax reform that would embrace lower rates and fewer loopholes with the goal of at least maintaining current revenue levels from corporate taxes -- and increasing corporate investment at home.

The best way to force savers to speculate is to punish them for saving, and that is exactly what central bankers have been doing, and the outlook will only worsen as central banks worldwide embrace negative rates.

Officials were told that just as home buyers had embraced adjustable-rate loans, New York could save money by borrowing at lower interest rates that changed every day.

"Broken Embraces" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).

But there is substantial variation among the more than 500 high-yield funds, with some embracing bonds rated CCC or even lower, as well as common and preferred stocks, convertibles or even derivatives.

In fact, Americans' embrace of floating exchange rates is relatively recent.

That's because the U.S. has for years embraced a floating exchange rate.

The big imponderable (for everybody) in GDP forecasting embraces the individual savings rate and thereafter personal consumption expenditures.

The agreement officially embraced the flexible exchange rate regimes that emerged after the failure of the Smithsonian Agreement measures.