Sentence examples for a temporary raise from inspiring English sources

It included a substantial relief package for areas affected by Hurricane Harvey, and a temporary raise in the debt ceiling with no spending restraints attached to it.

"We will offer legislation that will offer a temporary raise in the debt ceiling that will allow us some time to continue this conversation," she says.

3. On November 1, ALL SNAP households lost five percent of their benefits after a temporary raise in benefits through the ARA (stimulus during Recession), expired.

As a result of this increase, there was a temporary raise in arabinose/glucose concentration in the effluent but, after 13 days of acclimation to the higher substrate loads, virtually all glucose and an average of 79% arabinose were used in the reactors (Table 1) Steady state hydrogen production rates of 3.26 ± 0.16 and 2.06 ± 0.06 L H2 L-1 d-1 were observed in Rarab and Rgluc, respectively.

Three young artists, Ei Arakawa, Gela Patashuri and Sergei Tcherepnin, make similarly interactive use the Georgia pavilion, a temporary, raised, loftlike enclosure at the edge the Arsenale for more sporadic performances.

Another proposal we have is that we would like to, on a temporary basis, raise the conforming loan limit for the GSEs Fannie, Freddie and so on, so that they can be more they can be active in securitizing the jumbo in the jumbo market.

If you're not already maxing out your 401(k) or similar plan contribution at work, raise the amount that your employer takes from your paycheck to match the temporary raise you're getting because of the payroll tax holiday.

Meanwhile, Saab will soon restart some production lines that are on a temporary shutdown, raising the hopes of enthusiasts who want the brand to survive.

About half of those surveyed and 62% of public school parents said more school funding was needed, even after voters approved a temporary tax hike in 2012 to raise $6 billion annually for education.

For much of the 14 months this crisis has been growing, the government has believed it was one of illiquidity — a temporary inability to raise cash — rather than insolvency — the issue when a financial institution is broke.

It was always planned as a temporary measure to raise more tax in the depths of the recession.