Sentence examples for adjustment that would from inspiring English sources

This is because the carbon tax adjustment also took into account a regular inflation adjustment that would have happened anyway.

"He's a regular Jersey guy," Mr. Wilson added, a description, even with appropriate gender adjustment, that would never be directed at Mrs. Whitman.

Mr. Scoppetta said that city officials have not calculated the cost of changing the pension formula, an adjustment that would likely cover police officers as well.

Among the options for raises board members are considering is a 2percentt market scale adjustment that would take effect in January for the district's 26,100 employees.

"Rebalancing requires a lot structural change and adjustment, that would be beneficial to each country on its own and for the global economy", Blanchard said.

State Senator Dean G. Skelos, left, who sits on a panel overseeing the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's construction budget, has vetoed a $148.9 million adjustment that would have allowed the authority to buy new express buses.

We are suggesting adjustments that would make the council tax system fairer for homeowners".

He called his ideas minor adjustments that would not alter the core of the bill.

But experts and hospital administrators said it was unlikely that the federal government would make adjustments that would reward states that refused to expand Medicaid.

She supports an "exit tax" and other fiscal adjustments that would discourage so-called corporate inversion — the offshoring of companies to tax havens like Ireland.

Pankow and Oberlin spoke about the adjustments that would have to be made for the technology to be usable in the real world.