Sentence examples for equivalent to raising from inspiring English sources

That's equivalent to raising the payroll tax by 0.3 percentage points, starting today.

One problem is that phasing out deductions in some way creates disincentives equivalent to raising marginal tax rates.

First, a significant part of the burden would fall on families well below the 98th percentile, so it would not be equivalent to raising the top rate.

Eliminating the deductions for state and local taxes or for charitable contributions is equivalent to raising the top rate by 2.2 percentage points.

According to the report, simply eliminating all itemized deductions would be equivalent to raising the top income tax rate by 4.4 percentage points.

If Mr Brown chooses a 2% HICP target, it will be broadly equivalent to raising the current RPIX target to 2.75%.

Raised serum sodium was not equivalent to raised serum osmolality in these cohorts of older people (only 4% had serum sodium >145 mmol/L, while 19% had serum osmolality >300 mOsm/kg, see online supplementary table S3).

Sen Murray's budget is also expected to include spending cuts equivalent to revenue raised over 10 years.

One is the common but problematic assumption that arranged marriage is equivalent to forced marriage, raising human rights concerns.

The second formulation of the measurement problem, though basically equivalent to the first, raises an important question: Can Bohmian mechanics itself reconcile these two dynamical rules?

For example, John Allen writes of attaining a deep ecological understanding: "Could this be achieved without peyote or equivalent real-time sacrament to raise the human organism to its capacity to make a workable synergy of reason, feeling, sensation, and will that coordinates its life with bioregion and cosmos?