Sentence examples for the rate of value from inspiring English sources

The longer it grows, however, the less the rate of value growth, and when the rate of value growth has fallen to the rate of interest, then is the time to reap the fruits of patience.

Bare land value and the effect of tree removal on the growth of remaining trees both increase the rate of value increment at which cutting is optimal decision.

It plans to lift the rate of value-added tax from 16% to 19%, but not until 2007 (see article).

The increase in the rate of value-added tax (VAT), from 16% to 19%, at the start of 2007 was a further check on spending.

The most damaging was a move by the government at the start of 2009 to double the rate of value-added tax on pay-TV to 20%.

Last week, the Supreme Court unintentionally highlighted the importance of the president's fiscal rectitude by suspending a new law empowering her to raise the rate of value-added tax (VAT).

But in the process she has lost much of her political support, especially in the upper house of Congress, the Senate.Mrs Arroyo will become more unpopular still when she raises the rate of value-added tax on January 1st, to help shore up the Philippines' shaky finances.

Before the election, something modest seemed likely, based around two of Labour's manifesto commitments: a "windfall profits" levy on the privatised utilities, to pay for a "welfare-to-work" programme; and a cut in the rate of value-added tax (VAT) on domestic fuel, from 8% to 5%.

According to Sharon Fisher, senior economist at Global Insight, the central bank also has its eye on a package of fiscal reforms that will raise the rate of value-added tax on many consumer goods next year.

Although there were some announcements from other European leaders, such as French president Nicolas Sarkozy and German chancellor Angela Merkel's decision not to pursue cuts in the rate of value-added tax, investors will have to wait until Wednesday to hear more about the euro zone's stimulus plans.

The rating of value sets is based on the time trade off method, where patients determine how long they could live under the proposed health state and whether it seems similar to death or perfect health.