Sentence examples for board increase from inspiring English sources

It may cause frayed relationships between management and members of the board, increase the cost of certain advice or could hamper the timely pursuit of certain initiatives.

At Hudson News, which operates five stores in Grand Central, there has been an "across the board increase" in newspaper sales over the last month, said Hope Remoundos, senior vice president of sales and marketing.

Unison members are "incredibly angry" about health secretary Jeremy Hunt's decision last month to cancel an across the board increase for all staff recommended by the NHS pay review body, said Christina McAnea, the union's head of health.

In response, Hinds has said "there will be no resignation by any member of the current executive", and dismissed the claims of the players that he had signed them up to a deal that forfeited around two-thirds of their match fees, arguing that the new agreement in fact reflected a 15percentnt across the board increase in the fees.

David Blunkett will say 'We introduced performance related pay for teachers, because an across the board increase is exactly what Milosevic wanted.' How ironic then, that Radomar Diklic, campaigner for a free press in Serbia, laments 'Nato did a good job for Milosevic.

Another prominent job killer is the across the board increase in the top tax rates for every major federal tax now scheduled to begin next year.

The company's board increased a stock buyback plan by $1 billion, to a total of $3 billion.

Last October, the company's board increased its share repurchase program to $500 million.

The July legislation that created the accounting board increased the commission's budget to $776 million, from $430 million.

As in the real Monopoly game, the price of properties on the board increases as you make your way around.

On average, however, the paper concluded that firms perform worse as the proportion of women on the board increases.