Sentence examples for permission rate from inspiring English sources

In order to understand the reasons for the low permission rate, two primary sources of data were used: (1) parents' feedback on the permission forms (quantitative methodology), and (2) individual phone interviews with parents (qualitative methodology).

However, Secor-Turner et al. found no differences in permission rates by student gender [ 45].

In early 1999, when the company requested permission for a rate increase for 103 commercial customers, it again was asked to audit its waste collections, but it did so for only 1 of the 103.

They are also unlikely to win permission to raise rates.

If wholesale prices continue to rise, utilities have permission to raise rates another 2percentt per month through April.

New Jersey Natural Gas Company, which serves 409,000 customers in Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex and Morris Counties, is asking the Board of Public Utilities for permission to raise rates by about 2percentt a month over the next several months on top of a 16percentt increase that went into effect in November as well as additional 2percentt increases approved for December and January.

Thirty five states require health insurance companies to get permission before raising rates, but not California.

The Postal Service, which is supposed to be self-sustaining, must ask Congress for permission to raise rates and must pre-fund decades worth of retiree health benefits.

The problem is that unless our ballot initiative passes, Blue Shield does not have to ask permission to raise rates in California.

EEI and the utility industry want permission to "pay rates below market value and to charge customers who feed electricity back to the grid a monthly fee for maintenance costs" according to the Washington Post.

A Los Angeles Department of Water and Power audio-visual technician was charged Thursday with misappropriating more than $4 million in public funds, creating another financial scandal for a city-owned utility that is about to request permission to raise rates.