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Of the above indices, only the contract rate index is applied directly.
These transactions are converted at the contract rate upon expiry.
The non-breaching party is protected from paying more than the contract rate for labor.
Tunnel mail service began in September 1906 at a contracted rate of $172,600 per year.
Usually no consolidator offers everything; they may only have contracted rates to specific destinations.
Contract rates were lower than the established going rates.
If interest rates rise above the contract rate, Hambros meets the difference.
The minimum contract rates for people hired after 1981 are so low, she said, that they are below the salaries actually paid.
The contract rate sets the maximum interest rate payable on an exposure.
Also, the Postal Service would be allowed to grant volume discounts and to negotiate contract rates.
In one case, auditors said, Grace charged more than half a million dollars, or twice the contracted rate, in equipment costs.
The balance of interest would accrue at the original contract rate and would be paid out of cash flow.
Machinery orders fell 11.8 percent in January, for instance, and contract rates for condominiums are falling fast.
The exit rate is the agreed interest rate below which the contract rate is abandoned.
Airlines consolidators do not buy the seats in bulk for resale, they sell the available inventory at contracted rates.
Section 206 provided for, in substance, contract rates for transactions involving an investment of more than $1 million dollars.
Thus, if the contract rate were 14 per cent, the exit rate might be 13.65 per cent.
The contract rate is paid directly to the network and is usually a standard tariff with many other customers paying the same rate.
Depending on contract rate, the cost of electricity may vary significantly, as in the case of off-peak electricity.
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"To the extent that a provider agrees to discount its rates, the discounted contract rate is its 'charge' to those patients," the administration said.
Others go by the names Cost of Funds or National Mortgage Contract Rate.
The increased demand from Pemex should lift contract rates, which have been running $16,000 to $19,000 a day.
However, these acts permitted independent rate making by conference participants, and the 1998 Act permitted secret contract rates, which tend to undercut collective carrier pricing.
The payments, which date back nearly two years, were paid above contracted rates for reimbursement for cardiac catheterization procedures, a company spokesman said.