Sentence examples for set a rate from inspiring English sources

Prior to the occupation of Austria he set a rate of exchange between the mark and the schilling.

Set a rate that covers professional help, ample coffee and tea, a decent lunch or dinner, plus a contingency.

"It was hard to set a rate in a vacuum," said Cary Sherman, general counsel of the Recording Industry Association of America.

The chancellor George Osborne set a rate of £7.20 per hour for all workers aged 25 and older, which came into force on April 1 , 2016

Mr McDonnell and nine other councillors last month voted not to set a rate, even though their action meant that a reduced spending package was voted through by Tory, Alliance, and rightwing Labour councillors.

There was the struggle with the Thatcher government over rate-capping that could have had serious consequences for senior figures such as Morrell who wanted, in protest over capping, the GLC to refuse to set a rate.

Even Conservative councils and leaders were opposed, though it was a number of radical urban Labour leaders who decided to adopt a policy of not setting a rate.

When a private practitioner sets a rate for $200 for a therapy session, it is easily discernible who his or her target clientele will be.

// Still need to set a baud rate, even for USB.

They can refuse them and then set a new rate for the apartments.

Mitt Romney, the party's 2012 nominee, would have set a top rate of 28percentt.