Sentence examples for predetermined formula from inspiring English sources
Legislation that would tie how the Fed sets interest rates to a predetermined formula is also being considered.
In submissions to the Fair Work Commission the government has argued that what it called a "predetermined formula" is inconsistent with the Fair Work Act and could increase unemployment.
It said that the national minimum wage must be expressed in a dollar per hour rate and "adopting a medium … term target or a predetermined formula for arriving at the national minimum wage is inconsistent" with that requirement.
BOOK "The Leader's Voice: How Communication Can Inspire Action and Get Results" by Boyd Clarke and Ron Crossland (2002) WHY "It provides great advice on developing authentic leadership styles that inspire team members, not by following some predetermined formula, but by using situational leadership skills and developing objectives the leader truly believes in.
By a predetermined formula, a small fraction of growth above the GDP baseline would add to the baseline "dividend yield" of the equity.
Today, it obligates ConocoPhillips and BP to license proprietary North Slope seismic data, to buy crude oil from small producers at a predetermined formula and to grant access to processing facilities "on reasonable terms".
He decreed that a photograph should be direct and simple and show real people in their own environment, not costumed models posed before fake backdrops or other such predetermined formulas.
This enabled the leaf area to be estimated using a formula predetermined in a laboratory using direct leaf area measurements (Schwarz and Kläring, 2001).
For a person who is quantitatively literate, mathematics is viewed more as a way of thinking and reasoning, as dynamic and open for discussion and new discoveries, instead of a static set of predetermined facts and formulas that are passed along in an authoritarian manner to be memorized.
One key, he said, would be figuring out a formula for predetermining alimony, given the extent to which money becomes a proxy for bitterness during divorce.
"Nothing is predetermined.
