Sentence examples for rate imposed on from inspiring English sources

We put λi,max as an upper bound on λ i (x) representing the maximum send rate imposed on flow i by the links it traverses other than the one under analysis.

The £290m fine for rigging the rate imposed on Barclays in 2012 showed Libor in an entirely different light.

A "punitive" 55% tax rate imposed on anyone who takes out more than a quarter of the savings in their pension pot will also be cut to the marginal rate of tax.

A renewed look at the favourable treatment the industry has received from the taxman is surely coming.Under existing "carried interest" rules, private-equity firms' profits are taxed at the rate imposed on capital gains, currently 15%.

In 2004, America's multinational corporations offered Congress a deal: They would repatriate hundreds of billions of dollars in foreign profits — to invest in new plants and create new jobs at home — in exchange for a break from the 35 percent corporate tax rate imposed on overseas profits when they are brought into the country.

The effect on consumer prices is always small in relation to crude oil costs because of the high tax rate imposed on oil products, especially petrol, by consumer governments.It is true that market prices will go up by only about 17 per cent but only a small percentage of total oil production is sold on the free market.

Companies will also have to reconsider interest rates imposed on customers since the start of last year.

The exorbitant interest rates imposed on Ireland as part of its bailout must be renegotiated by the new government as a matter of urgency.

Second, Obama's plan phases out certain tax deductions, thus raising rates imposed on this group by another 1.5 percentage points.

At the federal level and in some states, the income tax is progressive, with higher rates imposed on upper-income taxpayers.

The Reformists, however, overturned these policies, favoring a cautious, non-expansionary approach to foreign policy, frugal budget reform, and lower tax-rates imposed on private entrepreneurs.