Sentence examples for going up under from inspiring English sources

Cameron answered: "What I would say to Geoff is that his taxes are going down under this Government and Google's taxes are going up under this Government".

"The Irish Sea can be a very inhospitable place, and you are talking about Atlantic conditions as you go out to the left rather than going up under Ireland and bouncing down the coasts.

Our military budget is going up under both Republican and Democratic presidential budgets, while social provision is being cut.

I arrived at the deck a little earlier to witness the sails going up under a full-moon sky, the humidity of the Caribbean air and the soundtrack of the movie 1492 Conquest of Paradise, the emblematic song of our cruise on every new sail.

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.

Will the minimum wage go up under Labour?

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.

For example, the share of women dentists went up from under 2% in 1972 to over 30% in 2009; that of female lawyers from 4% to 32%; and that of women pharmacists and photographers from the low teens to half.

Already, "Frontline" ratings have gone up under the collaboration model.

"Fees went up, taxes went up, spending went up" under Mr. Romney, Mr. Santorum said.

Fuel poverty went up under Labour, Cameron says.