Sentence examples for the aggregate interest from inspiring English sources

In a statement of economic policy changes to deal with the crisis, the government said Thursday that it wanted to save about $4 billion a year in debt service costs by cutting the aggregate interest rate on its debt to 7percentt from about 11percentt now.

When the listing closes, if the full loan amount has been achieved and the borrower is happy, it will go ahead at the aggregate interest rate of all the offers.

The company previously made money off the aggregate interest from savings it held on behalf of its users, but made the decision early this year to pass that interest back to users and charge them monthly instead.

The results show that the monetary authorities should utilize a strategy that influences the short-term market interest rate to undulate based on the cyclical wavelet decomposition in order to compute the optimal timing and levels for the aggregate interest rate adjustments.

Indeed, their reduction of social facts to the actions of individuals casts doubt on the idea of a public interest beyond the aggregate interests of individuals.

Is there too little room for statesmanship, for deliberation on the needs of what Madison called the "aggregate interests of the community"?

The issue is, is it adverse to the permanent and aggregate interests of the community?

Collective conflict is hardly a new idea — James Madison invoked it in the Federalist Papers, defining factions as citizens "united and actuated by some common impulse of passion, or of interest, adversed to the rights of other citizens, or to the permanent and aggregate interests of the community".

Nor did Madison imagine that any one actor in the American political system the President, or the commentariat would be able to discern and direct government toward "the permanent and aggregate interests of the community".

Nor did Madison imagine that any one actor in the American political system — the President, or the commentariat — would be able to discern and direct government toward "the permanent and aggregate interests of the community".

Fourth, most assertions of human rights though arguably not all (freedom from slavery, genocide, or torture are notable exceptions)—are qualified by the limitation that the rights of individuals or groups in particular instances are restricted as much as is necessary to secure the comparable rights of others and the aggregate common interest.