Sentence examples for imposed a rate from inspiring English sources
L. 90 364, § 105(b)(1), extended from April 30 , 1968 through the end of 1969 the period for the imposition of the 10percentt rate, thereby increasing the rate from 1percentto10percentcent for the period May 1 , 1968 through the end of 1968 and from 0percentto10percentcent for 1969, and imposed a rate of 5percentt during 1970, a rate of 3percentt during 1971, and a rate of 1percentt during 1972.
On April 10, the government imposed a rate of IR42,000 to the US dollar and said anyone exchanging currency at a different rate was liable to prosecution.
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.
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!).
increasing any rate of duty to (or imposing) a rate more than 50percentt above the rate existing on July 1 , 1934
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.
Now suppose that the central bank in effect tries to impose a rate of deflation that exceeds this minimum - which it does by making the current money supply M large relative to the future supply M*.
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.
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.
