Sentence examples for go up under from inspiring English sources

Will the minimum wage go up under Labour?

The Postal Service said Thursday that most rates would go up under a formula that allows the agency to increase prices within the rate of inflation.

He also claimed that only homes that cost just over £937,000 will see their stamp duty bill go up under this system.

Electricity prices would go up under the law, he said, and the consumption of natural gas produces carbon emissions that would be penalized under the legislation.

Politicians and other potential targets of straphanger wrath, defending themselves, note that the $2 base fare would not go up under the proposal.

Still, rates for many long-distance calls would go up under the plan, with some customers potentially facing per-minute charges as much as 56percentt higher.

Answering a question from another MP, the prime minister said the main reason the use of food banks had gone up under the coalition was that the government was not trying to hide them like Labour had.

The bill would have made it easier for members of certain groups designated by the president to qualify as refugees, but they would still be subject to the required background checks before they could come to the U.S. Cruz on Hispanic Unemployment: Cruz said "Hispanic unemployment has gone up" under Obama.

Davis has tried twice to go up and under and had trouble extending and finishing.

Daniels and Hayes do not go over opponents, they go up and under them with deft moves inside.

Most of the land of the Fenway Golf Club is in Scarsdale, but the part where the tower would go up falls under White Plains' jurisdiction.