Sentence examples for contributions rise from inspiring English sources

Government demands for a 50% contributions rise is totally unjustified.

National insurance contributions rise 1%, likely to cost business £1.2bn a year.

Right now when a recession hits, the federal and state contributions rise to meet the higher rolls.

If contributions rise too sharply the lowest paid could opt out and cause the fund to collapse.

Abortion-rights groups, which see contributions rise when their opponents are in power, have long known about crisatunity, even if they didn't call it that.

"Once earnings plus pension contributions rise to over £150,000 per annum the annual pension allowance of £40,000 starts to fall away," says Abbott.

Over three years, the contributions rose to 11.6percentt of income from 3.5percentt.

According to Dr. Walker's book, "Contributions rose from less than $300,000 in 1977 to over $3 million in 1988".

Mr. Romney's difficulties contrast sharply with the situation of Mr. Giuliani, whose contributions rose slightly to $17.6 million.

The number of police officers, firefighters, correction officers and sanitation workers declined, but wages, overtime pay, health insurance premiums and pension contributions rose.

He insisted the suggested change should not be used as a cloak for double taxation and said income tax should be reduced as NI contributions rose.