Sentence examples for deserve an increased from inspiring English sources

The Rev. Robert W. Edgar, general secretary of the National Council of Churches and organizer of the letter, said in an interview that council leaders were pleased when the Senate approved the additional credits on a 94-to-2 vote, but were shocked when they heard House Republicans say that poor families did not deserve an increased credit because they do not pay federal income taxes.

Now that it appears you're considering a run for president, your words deserve an increased level of scrutiny.

Do the arts deserve an increase in this investment?

I don't know what Punchdrunk has done to deserve an increase of 141%.

And did it get so much harder for the admittedly able Mr. Welch that he deserved an increase of more than 100percentt from the previous year?

But other City investors may think that Greene deserves an increase, not least because the Canadian-born executive is the lowest paid boss of a FTSE-100 company, according to Brydon.

"That smoking will kill 7.5% of Australians means it deserves a massively increased focus, and we need to keep increasing taxes on tobacco, step up public health campaigns and limit the number of outlets that sell it," Daube said.

Doesn't the average city worker deserve a reasonable increase?" District Council 37 represents social workers, secretaries, librarians, cafeteria aides and thousands of other public employees.

Am I being unfair?" Sir Michael also said any teacher who did not wish to act as a surrogate parent in poor areas to pupils who lacked support at home did not deserve a salary increase.

CHWs understood that their position was voluntary, but two-thirds felt they deserved some payment through an increased transport refund, or even a regular salary.

Their pay has fallen behind over the past few years and they deserve a decent pay increase and not to be treated with contempt by the coalition.