In Britain, which has not adopted the single currency, the euro, and sets rates independently, stocks gained one-third of a percent.
Not all hotels have embraced the floating array of prices associated with yield management. Small, independently owned hotels often set rates the old-fashioned way, by season instead of by week or category.
Look at the chart and without prior knowledge you would be hard pressed to infer that the Bank started to set interest rates independently in June 1997.
But Germany has strongly opposed setting up new institutions that it fears could give too much power to countries with a looser approach to spending or that could compromise the ability of the European Central Bank to set interest rates independently.
But Germany has opposed the idea because of concerns that it could give too much power to nations with a looser approach to spending or that it could compromise the ability of the European Central Bank, based in Frankfurt, to set interest rates independently.
Whatever the embarrassment, these did him no harm in the end, and long before he formally took over in 1993 he was largely running the bank.A rather too dignified stripteaseHe saw the need to be open, though, especially when, to general surprise, a new Labour government in 1997 granted the bank the right to set interest rates independently.
We avoid the restrictions by setting mutation rates independently for hosts and parasites and allowing for stochastic adoption of mutations.
The study, by Queen Mary College, University of London, reveals that more than £33m extra has been paid to workers on the so-called "living wage" – an hourly rate set independently each year, calculated to allow workers to pay for essentials – since 2010.
Some Welsh Conservative politicians have suggested that the lockstep could be removed if Scotland gets the power to set tax rate bands independently of each other.
The tidal volumes and inspiratory flow rates are set independently.
