Sentence examples for reduction of interest from inspiring English sources

The bank has tried a number of tactics to lift prices, including a reduction of interest rates below zero and buying large quantities of government bonds.

And the slowing growth of wages and inflation suggested that the Bank of England might follow the United States Federal Reserve in a further reduction of interest rates.

Cobbett could see no solution to economic distress without a reform of Parliament and reduction of interest on the national debt.

FRANKFURT — On Jan . 21 the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, abruptly canceled plans to travel to New York so he could stay in Washington to engineer the largest one-day reduction of interest rates in recent times.

5.47pm BST Zients says "deficit reduction over the past couple of years" has amounted to more than $2.5tn, through the Budget Control Act, the fiscal cliff agreement, and a reduction of interest payments, Zients say.

Measures taken included a limitation of or a ban on foreclosures, the postponement of payments, the reduction of interest rates, and the translation of rural debts into long-term loans at low and fixed interest rates.

The reactivity of a commercial Fe-exchanged zeolite catalyst is herein analyzed in the NH3-SCR (selective catalytic reduction) reactions of interest for industrial applications to the aftertreatment of diesel exhausts.

The level of condor mortality caused by lead that would occur in the absence of chelation therapy and lead exposure reduction is of interest because it might not always be practical to locate birds daily and trap all condors routinely once or twice per year for blood lead monitoring, and implementation of lead exposure reduction schemes requires resources [2].

A publicly announced 12-month planning process, with a subsequent 24-month phased in reduction of current interest rates (13.25%) to an agreed upon interest rate target range (using a basket of developed country interest rate benchmarks), 2. Coupled with a recalibration of the original three-pillars, and 3. A simultaneous fully coordinated government reform package.

The lawyers want £5,000 per borrower, but say it could be worth it if this results in a reduction of the interest rate or a cap on repayment.

The Bank of Norway, having maintained since December 2001 the reduction of its interest rate to 6.5%, in July 2002 raised this rate to 7%, the highest in Western Europe.