Sentence examples for scale of rates from inspiring English sources

Clinton's plan, which would apply only to investors in the highest tax bracket, would expand the definition of short-term to include any investment held for less than two years, and it would create a sliding scale of rates.

Therefore there is a Gap in the scale of rates of growth of finitely generated groups and a big problem is to find the optimal function (or at least to provide good lower and upper bounds for it) which separates polynomial growth from intermediate.

Yet only a few studies relate LFP oscillations to the correlation structure of the spiking activity of multiple neurons (e.g., Murthy and Fetz 1996b; Nir et al. 2007; Womelsdorf et al. 2007), most of which concentrate on interaction on the slower time scale of rates.

"The scale of rate cuts is closely tied to the government's sustained efforts to correct the twin imbalances and moderating inflation trajectory".

The exercise sessions were guided by Borg's scale of rated perceived exertion (RPE) and included parts of high intensity interval training (RPE ≥ 15) [ 21].

Data represent median (quartiles) distances in mm on the analog scales of Rating 3 assessed after sputum analysis, whereby 0 indicates a negative and 100 a positive (affirmative) answer.

Under the plan, Germany would tax interest income at a flat rate of 25percentt, rather than at the same progressive scale of tax rates applied to ordinary income, which can reach 48.5percentt for high earners.

Its attorneys billed on a sliding scale of hourly rates — discounted for public-sector clients, Hansen said — that ranged from $525 for partners to $200 for paralegals.

The deregulation of the electricity industry allowed for large-scale manipulation of rates for profit-making.

The result in this case is that the sheer scale of the rate-rigging scandal starts to be seen.

Carney said shocks to the economy could easily affect the timing and scale of interest rate increases.