Sentence examples for equitable rates from inspiring English sources

Except as otherwise provided, the Governors are authorized to establish reasonable and equitable classes of mail and reasonable and equitable rates of postage and fees for postal services in accordance with the provisions of chapter 36.

I erroneously believed that just because it was a local bank, it was lending to the local community at equitable rates and was interested in the local people who bank with them.

Once the new Barn opened, they insured a modest income by renting studio space to a revolving crew of outside artists at the equitable rate of $3.50 per square foot.

Where the cognizant agency for indirect costs determines that cost experience and other pertinent facts do not justify the use of predetermined rates, or a fixed rate with a carry-forward, or if the parties cannot agree on an equitable rate, a provisional rate must be established.

We report AIs/ANs received rehabilitation at an equitable rate with other races with the exception of the Hispanic/Latino and Asian groups.

Interventions targeted at particular groups may be needed in order to achieve more equitable uptake rates e.g. Muslims or older South Asian women.

Demand equitable interest rates in order to avoid rolling debt, where even a relatively small home repair could end up taking a huge bite out of your future finances.

In this article, the fairness is defined as an equitable transmission rate for different individual users.

As has been noted the Railway Mail Pay Act expressly authorized the Commission to classify carriers and 'where just and equitable, fix general rates applicable to all carriers in the same classification.' 39 U.S.C. 549, 39 U.S.C.A. § 549.

Despite these limitations, the updated MOV methodology has generated considerable interest among LAC countries wishing to attain more equitable immunization coverage rates.

PAHO encourages countries to document interventions and to repeat this type of study, ideally with a costing component, in three to five years to evaluate whether the interventions implemented were successful in reducing MOVs and contributed to more equitable immunization coverage rates.