Sentence examples for rate decree from inspiring English sources

At present, the phrase means whatever those who pay income taxes at less than the highest marginal rate decree.

Harry Truman had the highest rate of decree issuance (113 p.a.), while Warren Harding had the lowest rate (just 2 p.a.).

With no more room to reduce interest rates by decree, the Fed has decided to use its considerable market influence instead.

Until this year, seven of its nine members happened to be labour lawyers, who have added to the government's fiscal problems (and to the unemployment rate) by decreeing wage increases.

Finally, the estimated reimbursement for each hospitalization was obtained for the DRG according to the 2012 Italian national reimbursement rates (National Ministerial Tariffs Ministerial Decree of 18 October 2012).

A central argument invoked against the euro is that Britain would no longer be able to control the levers of its economy if interest rates were decreed by the European Central Bank.

We also document significantly higher opposition roll rates on decree-conversion bills and budget bills that on ordinary bills – consistent with our theoretical analysis of the differing procedures used in each case.

The reality may be hard for some to come to terms with, but the global experiment in having money created by fiat and interest rates set by decree is a miserable failure.

And how do we expect them to comprehend consent decrees, rate courts, and lack of transparency when it's daunting even for us?

This result was supported by a change in the physical properties related to the size of free volumes, such as a decrease in the specific gravity, a decrease in the dielectric constant and an increase in the water pick-up rate with increasing the decree of the cure.

Known as a currency board, the plan would establish by decree an exchange rate of 5,000 rupiah to the dollar, about double its present value in the foreign-exchange market.