Sentence examples for give increased from inspiring English sources

All media continue to give increased publicity to the Two Sessions.

Before releasing its own energy plan in May, the administration scrambled to give increased prominence to conservation.

Canada's finance minister, Paul Martin, proposed changes in banking laws that would relax some ownership restrictions and give increased power to consumers.

But the plan would also spend $20 billion to give increased credits to 25 million middle- and upper-income families from 2005 to 2007.

Assistant Chief Constable Steve Cotterill, of Derbyshire police, said days after the fire Philpott's behaviour at a press conference that he had chosen to give, increased police suspicions.

The Edinburgh-based bank is to give increased prominence to its NatWest operations as it pulls back further from the global domination pursued under Fred Goodwin before its 2008 bailout.

With the help of a series of breakthroughs that are expected to be available in the coming months in software, in hardware and in fresh creative thinking about how to use them, entertainment companies are expected to give increased emphasis to figuring out ways to better exploit the most fundamental power of the Internet -- its interactivity.

A Department of Health spokesperson said: "Councils have raised £382m of additional money from the social care precept just this year – but the point of the policy is that it can give increased revenue over time, rising to £2bn a year by 2019-20.

Wigan will be eager to avoid another FA Cup upset, having been knocked out by Swindon in the Third Round last season, but Wigan's patchy form – they are yet to win in 2013 – and the prospect of squad rotations will give increased hope to Bournemouth.

These operations are implemented locally to give increased control.

They also charge labels for premium accounts give increased functionality and reporting.