Sentence examples for rates were imposed from inspiring English sources

But it was not long before new tax breaks were introduced and higher tax rates were imposed.

This is because the banks did not pass on the negative rates to their customers - but that could change if negative rates were imposed for lengthier periods.

Figures from HM Revenue & Customs show transactions surging in March before higher stamp duty rates were imposed on second homes, but these have now fallen to lower than in 2015.

Those higher rates were imposed temporarily by a 2012 ballot measure championed by Brown.

In a previous study [ 7], we characterized a core set of genes, proteins and metabolic pathways subject to control by cell growth rate, irrespective of the specific nutrient limitation by which the different growth rates were imposed.

A 9percentt increase in residential rates was imposed last month, and a further 10percentt increase is likely next year when a previous rate reduction will expire.

If spending growth were to outpace nominal GDP, maintaining budget balance would necessitate progressively higher tax rates that would eventually inhibit the growth in the revenue base on which those rates are imposed".

In the absence of chlorides, high current efficiency (CE) is obtained at BDD when most part of the process is under charge transfer controlled kinetics, i.e. when low current densities and high flow rates are imposed.

On the other hand, in the presence of NaCl, higher CE are generally obtained at DSA anode when high current densities and low flow rates are imposed, i.e. when a high concentration of chemical oxidants is obtained as a result of the chloride oxidation.

Although in our simulations, mutation rates are imposed by the researcher, the relative amount of beneficial and deleterious mutations is not a fixed parameter, as it varies through the evolutionary process as a consequence of the variation in the degree of adaptation [9].

The Bank is tightening the interest rate being imposed on new borrowers through a mortgage market review which tests customers' ability to repay their loans.