Sentence examples for permanent rate from inspiring English sources

A permanent rate reduction, the ideal reform, is not what lawmakers have in mind.

Richard Berner, chief United States economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, said a permanent rate cut would help the economy much more than a one-time stimulus.

Taxpayers already knew that they would receive permanent rate reductions in a few years; the only new development is that they will have slightly more disposable income from 2003 through 2005.

McCain: permanent rate of 15% for both.

The most competitive fixed-rate card currently available is the American Express Blue card, which has a 0% teaser rate on new purchases for six months, a permanent rate of 9.99% and no annual fee.

The response to a rising permanent rate of unemployment as a result of technological change can perhaps be postponed but cannot be offset by traditional job creation programmes.

We focus, instead, on work injury and work fatality rates, as permanent disability rates exclude deaths and their recording is likely conditioned on the legal status of the migrant.

Blackburn reported a 7% permanent morbidity rate per endovascular embolization and 5% permanent morbidity rate per SRS session.

26 In the hands of an experienced surgeon, parotid gland surgery for benign disease has been shown to have a permanent paresis rate of 2.3% (one or more branches of the facial nerve), while partial superficial parotidectomy has a permanent paresis rate of 0% (Table 2).

With both drugs taken together, a permanent cure rate of about 25percentt was achieved.

Pupils with SEN support had the highest permanent exclusion rate and were more than seven times more likely to receive a permanent exclusion than pupils with no SEN.