Sentence examples for seek a rate from inspiring English sources

The Chicago Fed directors voted to hold rates steady on the first two of these dates, but shifted its stance to seek a rate increase on July 24.

In particular, with Linear Programming (LP) and Convex Programming (CP), we seek a rate allocation along with a flow allocation and a transmission schedule such that the network throughput can be maximized and the desired fairness can be achieved.

DWP officials have said they plan to seek a rate increase next year.

These questions will seek a rating of "poor", "fair", "good" or "excellent" in regard to three domains: (i) labour (ii) monitoring of fetal well-being during labour and (iii) participation in the research.

State Senator Mark Leno, a Bay Area Democrat, said he planned to introduce legislation that would prevent a utility from seeking a rate increase to cover expenses incurred from a catastrophic event caused by improper maintenance.

(The producers have offered writers the same residual rate they get for DVDs, which works out to 0.36percentt of wholesale revenues, which amounts to pennies per DVD but tens of thousands of dollars on the millions of copies of even modest hits; writers are seeking a rate of 2.5percentt).

Other consumers reported a similar discrepancy over the last week when seeking a rate quote online.

At the same time that Southern California Gas sought a rate increase to improve safety, it moved forward on a $210-million 210-million constructiontill underway — to sharprojectreastille ability to punderwaynto sharply.

Companies seeking a rating submit their films to the association and pay a fee, and the ratings board bestows its G, PG or R in return, all of which have been copyrighted.

Any issuer seeking a rating would pay a percentage of the dollar amount of the issue into a central fund, to be administered anonymously by Moody's, S&P or a consortium of rating agencies.

According to the AIP investigation started in 2009 at the request of donors seeking a rating of the charity, Mortenson's organization displayed a troubling "lack of segregation" between its finances and his personal business interests.