The phrase "flat rate in" is not a complete, grammatically correct sentence.
You can use the phrase "flat rate" on its own to refer to a fixed price. For example, you could say "We are offering a flat rate of $20 per hour".
Relativity earns a flat rate in the deal – much like the studios do in their pay-TV deals – and has the benefit of having its films reach a wider audience sooner.
But slightly older women, in their early 30s, saw an increase in their fertility rate in 2012, up from a flat rate in 2011 and a decline in 2010.
Why pay an arm and a leg in UK taxes, when the flat rate in Bulgaria is only 10%?
Its users receive a flat rate in "rent" from the startup, so it doesn't matter how many news stories or promotions they click.
The district administration gave the following reason for paying the bonuses at a flat rate: In 2009 10 we paid all facilities, they all qualified.
Minimum wages are flat rates in most of the nations and jurisdictions that have them.
Cost cap tariffs were first introduced in addition to existing pay-per-use plans and flat rates in the German mobile communications market in 2009.
By means of internet searches, the author describes different solutions of emergency patient classification systems and emergency flat rates in France, the United Kingdom, and New South Wales Australiaa).
In others, employees are paid a flat rate – as in New Brunswick, where the flat rate is $12.38 an hour.
It also offers scheduling options in addition to "Deliver Now," with a $9.99 flat rate anywhere in SF and Treasure Island.
Given that benefits range from the flat rate paid in the UK to a fair percentage of former salary in countries such as France, it is important to establish where you stand before you leave.
