Sentence examples for rate arrangements from inspiring English sources

Many corporations have room rate arrangements with hotel chains, but their employees typically claim the loyalty points for personal use, especially for long weekends or upgrading to concierge floors, where they can have a nicer breakfast, access to snacks and, in the evening, a glass of wine with hors d'oeuvres.

Source: IMF Annual Report on Exchange Rate Arrangements.

Exchange rate arrangements and trade are inherently connected.

Special rate arrangement is $8 to $14 per day per room, with a standard 2 PM checkout time, and half price for the use of a room between 6 AM and 6 PM.

As a result, even were they to succeed in substantially writing down their debts, these countries would still be left with very sizeable budget deficits that would be extraordinarily difficult to correct in a fixed exchange rate arrangement.

Because of the complex natures of both capillary electrophoresis and electrospray ionization, flow rate, arrangement of the electrical circuit, electrochemistry, tip geometry and location of electrical contact must all be carefully managed in the design of a successful interface.

Structural country characteristics are captured by GDP per capita at the start of the sample period, a dummy taking the value one for countries that acceded the EU in 2004 or later and a fixed exchange rate dummy taking value one in cases (countries and years) where the exchange rate arrangement is either a monetary union or a currency board.

In a lump sum rate arrangement, a fixed price is negotiated for the delivery of a specified cargo, and the ship's owner/operator is responsible to pay for all port costs and other voyage expenses.

Such a conference would examine the need for revision of current international exchange-rate arrangements, focused on but not limited to the euro.

Exchange ratesPerhaps economic historians will look back on today's patchwork global exchange-rate arrangements as a latter-day Tower of Babel.

He said that "there is always a feeling of foreboding and failure at the end of all exchange-rate arrangements," but that European economies are largely strong.