Sentence examples for from raises from inspiring English sources

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Mayor John F. Street is getting more than $111,000 as he leaves office, money that a city official said came from raises that the mayor was entitled to but did not take.

Mr. Pataki has also persuaded the Legislature to expand the law twice, in 1999 and 2002, to finance a number of expensive but politically popular items, from raises for health care workers to health insurance for impoverished children, keeping those expenses off the state's balance sheet for its general fund.

As a result, much of the income growth will come from raises in Social Security, disability insurance and other government payments, according to projections published by Deskins' office.

"The potential gain from raising female participation is significantly larger than from raising productivity," he said.

That in turn discouraged farmers from raising pigs.

Still, many shrink from raising taxes on the wealthy.

Second, he should stop oil speculators from raising gas prices.

But that won't stop me from raising a glass this week.

The Cabinet Office said Mr Mitchell had not shied from raising difficult questions  with Mr Kagame.

Savings from raising the pension age would be £5bn, or about 20 times greater.

13 from raising property taxes, the state must backfill any shortfalls in school financing.