Sentence examples for rates set out from inspiring English sources

"We cannot comply with the [national] living wage and provide staff at the rates set out by Monitor.

The commission has previously heard evidence that the AWU struck a memorandum of understanding with Cleanevent in 2010 to build on the existing pay rates set out in the 2006 enterprise agreement.

All Advertisements are accepted on the basis that they will be paid for at the applicable rates set out in the applicable rate card on the date of publication.

If you were to take a literal reading of the Indigenous participation rates set out in the AFL's reconciliation action plan of 2014-16, you'd say that the league is currently in a period of stagnation, with Indigenous representation on playing lists still hovering at 9%, and in its administrative ranks at 3%.

The coding of all items followed the glossary definitions, assessment and rating rules set out for SCAN.

While university websites will present the most attractive features of a location, this league table of crime rates sets out the downsides of student life, such as muggings and burglary.

Confirming that he would expect a future Labour administration in Edinburgh to keep any Scottish income tax rates closely pegged to the UK rates, Corbyn set out a firmly pro-UK financial agenda.

The Fed pushed out its window for lower interest rates and set out a new program to buy $40 billion of mortgage-backed bonds each month until the economy improved.

Taking advantage of the absence of large conformational changes and slow reaction rates, we set out to record the course of the nucleotidyl-transer reaction catalyzed by pol η using time-resolved X-ray crystallography.

Clever people, abetted by the rating agencies, set out to pass off poor credit as AAA, because they stood to make a lot of money.

Presiding over the slowest recovery in over 100 years, austerity has suffocated the economy and stripped it of the AAA credit rating it set out to retain.