Sentence examples for favour of rate from inspiring English sources

But its main point in favour of rate rises is that central banks ought to be less focused on business cycles and more concerned with financial cycles: waves of rising indebtedness followed by crises and balance-sheet recessions.

"The latest economic data have shifted the balance of risks in favour of rates being left on hold," James said.

The public record of the July meeting of the Bank's monetary policy committee (MPC) shows that although all nine members voted in favour of leaving rates on hold, a rate rise is drawing closer because "for some members the decision had become more balanced".

So almost needless to say, we are not in favour of a rate cut.

UK government bonds ended lower as the minutes of the last MPC meeting showed all nine members were in favour of the rate rise.

Besides, why fault Mr Balcerowicz for a poor economy, when he has often cast the deciding vote in favour of a rate cut?

The implication is that it is actually slightly more difficult to find evidence in favour of the rate model compared to the criterion model, adding strength to the evidence found in our empirical data in favour of the rate model.

It is fair to say that the strong evidence in favour of a rate change was found under the specific assumption of linear ballistic accumulation.

As such, our general assumption is that where the evidence in favour of a rate change is clear, the corresponding mechanism will be at play in alternative models from this family (e.g., leaky competitive integration; Usher & McClelland, 2001).

Progress abroad Other European countries introduced social insurance systems with higher earnings-related benefits after the war, a system that Beveridge rejected in favour of flat-rate contributions for flat-rate benefits.

By 1973, fixed exchange rates had been abandoned in favour of floating rates.