Sentence examples for equivalent rates from inspiring English sources

"We want to see part-time staff employed on fractional contracts with equivalent rates of pay and conditions to full-time colleagues.

We are also seeing big differences in participation rates across the UK with 45% of 18-year-olds in London now in higher education, but the equivalent rates in Scotland, Wales and most English regions are nearer 30%.

Still, assuming that younger women are negotiating for pay increases more frequently than older women (even if not at equivalent rates to men), how do we explain the obduracy of substantial wage disparities?

The equivalent rates for British equities and long-term bonds were 8% and 6.8% respectively.So does this mean the market is now hideously overblown and due for another downturn?

These government-mandated loans amount to almost two-thirds of all the junk mortgages in the system, and their delinquency rates are nine to fifteen times greater than equivalent rates on prime mortgages.Perhaps my colleague can point out the error in Mr Wallison's learned synopsis, in which the CRA and the GSEs appear to play more than "largely irrelevant" or "also-ran" roles.

In Euroland the equivalent rates are 0.8% and 2.5%, respectively.

"By 2015, all schools and colleges will receive equivalent rates of funding per learner.

Quarterly average time charter equivalent rates, which measures hire rates, jumped 52.0% to $48,207.

The total dose equivalent rates were significantly reduced by the shielding optimization process.

The measured dose equivalent rates showed good agreement with the predictions considering the control rod withdrawal effect.

The average dose equivalent rates are estimated and the FOE radiation shielding wall is examined in detail.