Sentence examples for imposing rate from inspiring English sources
The F.C.C. should move quickly to bring fairness to the system, and it should consider imposing rate caps on what the phone companies can charge.
But, in calling for I.S.P.s to be treated as public utilities, the President also said that the F.C.C. should avoid imposing rate regulation, which Title II provides for, and should instead limit itself to making sure that I.S.P.s don't act as "gatekeepers," restricting what people can see and do online.
Another change will ban card issuers from imposing rate hikes retroactively unless a customer is 60 days late with payment, which will end the practice of charging a customer 10% in annual interest at the time he buys an Apple iPhone and then raising the rate to 15% before that debt is paid off.
Fewer card issuers are imposing rate penalties at all, according to the survey of 100 U.S. credit cards.
And instead of imposing rates based on Medicare's relative low reimbursements, it would have to negotiate how much to pay health care providers (just as private plans do).
Note that the H.264 standard acknowledges the penalty of extra bits used by the motion vectors by imposing rate-distortion optimisation in motion search to keep the length of the motion vector smaller and disallowing B-frames which require two motion vectors, in the Baseline profile used widely in video conferencing and mobile applications.
After Mr. Kerry's amendment failed, he voted for the legislation that imposed rate caps.
"For several years in a row LIPA has imposed rate increases on us that amount to hundreds of millions of dollars".
In every other state, he said, regulators have imposed rate freezes to protect consumers during the transition to a competitive market, or at least required electricity companies to delay passing on cost increases to their customers.
To impose rate fluctuations on the same basic tree as Figure 4A, but without the abrupt rate change, the age of the root was set to 100 mya.
That tax ultimately imposed rates as high as 10percentt on incomes of $10,000 or more.
