Sentence examples for rates a matter from inspiring English sources

The Court also rejected the generators' arguments that because incentivizing customers to curtail energy usage, FERC was effectively regulating retail rates, a matter that the Federal Power Act expressly reserves for the states.

It would be hard to argue that this marked difference in failure rates is a matter of chance, diligence or intelligence.

But penalty rates are a matter for the Fair Work Commission, and people are perfectly entitled to bring applications to the Fair Work Commission to ensure that their businesses are profitable and they can continue to maximise employment".

He went on to say that "tax rates are a matter for the chancellor, not for me", but called on the Treasury to make "hard choices" and narrow the gap between "the haves and the have-nots".

Mr. Domenici said he hoped Congress would approve the central element of the president's proposal, an across-the-board reduction in income-tax rates, within a matter of weeks to assure the public that long-term tax relief was on the way.

Although the two sides seem close enough on the percentages for easy compromise, principle and politics loom large: Republicans oppose raising rates as a matter of ideology, saying that it kills jobs, and the president insists that he will not keep the Bush-era rates on income above roughly $250,000 after two campaigns in which he vowed to return them to the levels of the Clinton years.

Whether the chaperonin cage plays a passive role in protecting the protein from aggregation, or an active role in accelerating folding rates, remains a matter of debate.

Chancellor George Osborne has said interest rates are a matter for the independent Bank of England and that its governor Mark Carney has made clear that levels of borrowing could start to rise from their unprecedentedly low level of 0.5% as the economic recovery gathers pace.

Hence, the assessment of the CSF formation and absorption rates remains a matter of debate even today.

Whether the military's suicide rate has now passed the civilian rate is a matter of dispute among researchers.

The nation's soaring divorce rate is a matter of deep concern -- and the divorce rate among conservative Christians is comparable to that of non-Christians.