Sentence examples for amount linked to from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the Rent Act (1977), private sector tenancies that began before 15 January 1989 have rent increases limited to an amount linked to the Retail Price Index.

SUNY's chancellor, Robert L. King, left, said he also wanted to develop a long-range plan to raise tuition automatically each year by an amount linked to an as yet unspecified price index.

In 2005 the companies reached an agreement under which the bus firm paid an annual fixed fee, plus a further amount linked to passenger numbers.

Still, the researchers estimated that eating an egg a day with the highest lead concentration they found, 167 parts per billion (ppb), could increase kids' blood lead levels by an amount linked to a loss of roughly one IQ point.

Development and progression of diseases are to a large amount linked to evolutionary conserved genes [ 1] as well as to reactions on environmental factors such as infection or nutrition.

But unlike its peers, it would be buying the debt of 18 different countries, in amounts linked to the respective sizes of their economies.

After Camp David, that meant $3 billion in annual aid to Israel and $2.3 billion to Egypt over 20 years, and an understanding that the amounts were linked, to rise or fall together.

Thus, their elegant approach to demonstrate that increased Aβ amounts are linked to impaired learning does not reflect on the situation in the aged NEP-deficient brain where, regardless of accumulating Aβ, the concentration of other peptides is altered.

Also, some investors criticized the large amount of debt linked to the transaction and raised doubts about the Spanish group's commitment to invest in the improvement of the airports.

"Every time he tried to move in a way that wasn't specific to his habitual pattern, he would fall down or just not know how to address it," she said, "because he had a certain amount of patterning linked to his C.P., and I was asking him to step out of these patterns.

There are better questions to put to ministers on science policy, like when will the freeze on science and research spending end, do they intend to increase the amount of funding linked to a researcher's impact, and do they want to further concentrate research funding, which would come at the cost of particular UK regions?