Sentences with phrase «to freeze rates»

Under the plan, the governor can also freeze the rate increases starting in 2019 if the economy turns sour, he said.

It's easy to freeze rates when they are already at the top of the profession.

Thus, the rate of freezing for plant tissues is extremely important due to the effect of freezing rate on the size of ice crystals, cell hydration, and damage to cell walls (Rahman, 1999).

For the second year straight, the Rent Guidelines Association froze rates for people living in 1 million of the city's rent - stabilized apartments.

But buying term life insurance early can freeze those rates at the age of issue, so it is possible to pay the same low premium rate you took out when you were 25 at the age of 55.

As a result, developments in freezing technology in recent years have mostly been characterized by the improvements in mechanical handling and process control to increase freezing rate and reduce cost (George, 1993).

The rate fell to 10.5 % last year, but the government outraged small businesses by freezing the rate and nixing plans to reduce it further.

At a particular location within the product, a local freezing rate can be defined as the ratio of the difference between the initial temperature and desired temperature to the time elapsed in reaching the given final temperature (Persson and Lohndal, 1993).

At the modest freezing rates possible in substantial pieces of tissue, ice crystals may be expected to nucleate and grow in the intercellular fluid, displacing the cell membranes as they do so (16).

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Former Premier Christy Clark promised to freeze rate hikes at five per cent and the NDP campaigned on a promise to freeze them up to two years.

Whenever banks freeze their rate, they're assuming the risk should interest rates edge upward.

If, for example, the participating servicers are anticipating working with borrowers to freeze their rate adjustments, decrease rates, or even help borrowers refinance into a better loan, the program will likely be a shining example of how the private sector can creatively and efficiently cure what the legislature had only just diagnosed.

Some HELOCs offer interest rate locks, which freeze rates until they are unlocked and the borrowers» discretion.

Here he uses an eye - catching headline («Cravath's Chesler: Time to Kill the Billable Hour»), and an exaggeration of events (Cravath freezing its rates) while also noting that Cravath's rates are not public and that what little information is available is that a mid-career litigation partner charges $ 875 / hour, up $ 205 from 2004.

The freezing rate (°C / h) for a product or package is defined as the ratio of difference between initial and final temperature of product to freezing time.

Almost half of English households will see their council tax rise, despite increased government incentives to freeze rates.

Christie also moved quickly to freeze the rate of increase for state spending and to cap local property taxes at 2 percent each year.

For small businesses we're freezing rates, cutting taxes, stopping new regulations in their tracks.

Ernie Eves, then premier, had frozen rates to ratepayers at that same price.

That must surely mean that clients are looking for more creative solutions than simply offering discounts or freezing rates.