Sentence examples for predetermined inflation from inspiring English sources
Current neonatal resuscitation guidelines published by the European Resuscitation Council and American Heart Association, suggest that the initial inflations should be given by constant application of a predetermined inflation pressure [ 7, 10].
Instead, Republicans reportedly would give states a choice ― accepting a "block grant" that allots them fixed sums of money each year or moving to a system of "per capita caps" that would allot fixed sums per person, but at a predetermined inflation rate that would likely grow more slowly than the actual cost of care.
To give it more impact, the Fed could commit itself to keeping the funds rate at zero for some time or until the economy or inflation meet some predetermined conditions.
And because they do not involve a fixed, predetermined benefit, as traditional pensions often do, they can be less vulnerable to inflation.
To make Ford's costs more predictable, the union has agreed to a series of predetermined, lump-sum payments in place of wage increases based on the rate of inflation.
Since the predetermined crawling peg was the government's chief device to dampen inflationary expectations, analysts now fear that inflation will jump.
"Nothing is predetermined.
"It is all predetermined.
The outcome is predetermined.
"They haven't predetermined policy.
