Sentence examples for be raised so that from inspiring English sources

Ideally, the ECB's target should be raised so that it, too, has a mid-point of 2-2.5%.

Mr. Burkhauser suggests that the poverty threshold should be raised so that health benefits don't vault the poor over the line.

And in the next few months, he will face new confrontations with President Obama over automatic spending cuts set to go into effect in March, and the so-called debt ceiling, which must be raised so that the government can borrow more money.

In his veto message, Governor Pataki reiterated his support for a higher minimum wage but said he would prefer that the federal minimum be raised, so that New York businesses not be put at a competitive disadvantage with those in nearby states.

To facilitate the study a capillary rheometer has been modified, by fitting a second chamber and valve arrangement below the main die, which allows the pressure downstream of the relevant capillary and orifice dies to be raised so that the mean pressure associated with each die can be varied.

Mental health awareness needs to be raised so that issues such as low mood and self-harm can be openly discussed, local psychological services can be signposted, and access facilitated.

Instead standards of training and education were raised so that they could assume senior positions as quickly as possible".

He's wearing driving gloves, of course; one is raised so that he can show two fingers to the photographer.

When it is raised so that the soft palate is pressed against the back wall of the pharynx there is said to be a velic closure.

But after the Second World War, around the time Subhash and Udayan were born, the height of the wall was raised, so that the public could no longer see in.

If taxes in the United States were raised so that energy costs tripled in two years, the increase would be viewed as a change to be dealt with rather than a nuisance to be avoided.