Sentence examples for setting new rates from inspiring English sources

In September 1997, Mr. Lukashenko issued an executive decree setting new rates and cost-of-living conditions for pensions of state officials -- except, it seems, former chairmen of the Supreme Soviet.

That omission is a nod to political reality: Setting new rates for Medicare and Medicaid would require agreement from the Trump administration, which would likely be skeptical.

The governing Board of Visitors is scheduled to set new rates in May.

Garamendi suggested that the Legislature finish its work on workers' compensation by the end of March so that cost-saving measures can be in place before insurers set new rates in July.

As a result, a deluge of protests from irate taxpayers caused delays in approving revaluations and setting new tax rates.

While most of us do not have to worry about either the estate or gift taxes, since our savings fall far short of the limits, the bill did resolve other tax issues, including setting new tax rates and permanently indexing the alternative minimum tax for inflation.

The Republican tax plan doesn't change these rules directly, but by setting new income tax rates, it means many investors will pay less in taxes on short-term capital gains and dividends because their ordinary income tax rate will fall.

In Britain, the largest wireless carriers, O2 U.K. and Vodafone, are closely following Ofcom's deliberations, which will set new termination rates that take effect in April 2011.

Why does the UK have to set new tariff rates?

Verizon wants to set new, lower rates for leasing telephone poles and public land for their wires.

In setting the new rates, the board also rescinded the old ones, which is one of two specific actions that residents had demanded in their lawsuit.    .