Sentence examples for anticipated raises from inspiring English sources

The fact that these documents were prepared at a time when their eventual public disclosure was not anticipated raises their archival evidentiary value above what might be learned from contemporaneous interviews years later with persons whose economic interests were at stake in the events discussed.

The S.E.I.U. has built its campaign around one main argument: that the Kaiser workers could lose 9 percent in anticipated raises if they switch unions.

Though Democratic Illinois Governor Pat Quinn's Friday announcement of the cancellation of some 30,000 state employee's anticipated raises was described as "illegal and irresponsible" by the state's largest public employee union, the governor stood by the move and added that he was ready to defend his decision in court in comments made to a group of reporters Tuesday.

Even in the last few days, campaign officials said they anticipated raising no more than $2.5 million to $3 million.

But his supporters said that his campaign got off to a late start and that they anticipated raising a significant amount before the next report is due to the city's Campaign Finance Board, in January 2012.

New to the team at the time of the accident, he was earning just £35 a week with £10 appearance money on top; now, he would never get the anticipated raise to £1000.

So far, Democratic National Committee officials say they are doing better than anticipated raising money through direct mail and over the Internet, mostly because Democrats are so angry over the presidential election and the selection of John Ashcroft as attorney general.

A22 Tax Collections Lagging Tax revenue has been flowing in to the government at levels far lower than anticipated, raising the possibility that this year's budget deficit may be twice as big as projected.

The P.T.A. of the Manhattan New School, on the Upper East Side, anticipates raising at least $220,000 this year.

Switzerland anticipates raising as much as $3.5 billion from the sale of the four licenses, the federal communications commission said.

"We don't anticipate raising another round until we go public, I guess a couple years or so down the line," he said, according to VC Ratings.