daily rate in Czech

denní sazba Entry edited by: B2

Sentence patterns related to "daily rate"

1. Scenic walks are included in the modest daily rate.

2. Daily rate inclusive of Per Diem, Hotel and Auto Expense.

3. It is a fixed value that defines the maximum daily rate of supply.

4. After care is offered on a per semester basis although a daily rate can be purchased

5. The daily rate is the appropriate weekly rate divided by the number of qualifying days in the week.

6. Alternative Business Accommodations offers rooms for 30 days and longer at many locations, beginning at a daily rate of $130

7. States have developed Bundled rates for: • Multiple units of a single service, such as a daily rate for personal care services

8. However. Math.expm1() is quite practical in financial calculations with small amounts of interest, such as the daily rate on a Treasury bill.

9. The 3-star Best Western Hotel Schaper-Siedenburg offers elegant rooms with modern amenities, including satellite TV and Wi-Fi internet access (charged at a daily rate).

10. To add Chauffeur service, there will be a $30 per hour charge, in addition to the standard cost of your preferred vehicle, including daily rate, taxes, and any additional applicable fees.

11. (a) Brakemen on traveling switcher assignments with Wallula, Washington established as the or and off-duty point (home terminal), in accordance with Section 1 of this agreement, shall be compensated at the rates of pay listed below: Classification - Daily Rate Brakemen 34.08

12. For each segment of active users (Example: all active users over last 28 days, active users that 'Spent between $X and $Y' over last 28 days), the metrics in the table are calculated as a daily rate, based on a 7-day rolling average.

13. Takt-time is the ratio of time to volume at capacity and in DFT is expressed as Where HE is Effective Hours, S is the number of shifts and DC is the demand at capacity, a daily rate set for design purposes at some point 2 to 5 years into the future.

14. 35 The reply to the national court should therefore be that Community law does not preclude a Member State' s legislation which, for the purpose of calculating an old-age pension, provides for a notional daily rate of remuneration in respect of the periods treated as periods of employment, from applying to that remuneration the same proportion as that on the basis of which the invalidity pension granted earlier was calculated.