Sentence examples for impose a rate from inspiring English sources
The other option is to apply the 2011 law, which would exempt the first $5 million of the estate and impose a rate of 35 percent on anything above that.
In particular, they do not impose a rate of decreasingness for g.
The Bank is imposing a rate of minus 0.25% on "sight deposits" - a form of instant access account - of more than 10m Swiss francs ($9.77m , £6.2m.
By way of contrast, the first project examined by the Council of Ministers in 1996 provided for no such ceiling and would have imposed a rate of 2% on all prices above 250,000 euros.
In CPS, the applied current imposes a rate of charge flow across the electrode|solution interface, with total charge increasing linearly with time.
Their minus-strand origin is disrupted by a large cassette that simultaneously confers resistance to tetracycline and imposes a rate-limiting growth defect that cannot be bypassed with simple mutations.
She imposed a rating system, IMPACT, that many teachers hate, even though it is less subjective than the old way (in which the principal or assistant principal visited the class once or twice and wrote a report -- that was it!).
It follows that each SVC sequence would impose a minimum rate constraint, corresponding to the base layer rate, and a maximum rate constraint, corresponding to the transmission of all video layers, on the resource allocation sub-system.
The local housing allowance (LHA) cap was designed to impose a standard rate for housing benefit claims, preventing high rents being covered, and standardising housing benefit rates in order to trim the welfare bill.
Alexander argued that voters have a right to know how Forbes's plan to scrap the tax code and impose a single rate of seventeen per cent would benefit him personally.
(One economist calculated that, in order to provide just fourteen hundred dollars to every needy family, the government would have to impose a tax rate of a hundred per cent on all income above four thousand dollars).
