Sentence examples for grant an increase from inspiring English sources
In this context, the District's extended pilot program is progress: The District will raise the limit on the number of scooters a company can deploy on city streets from 400 to 600, and the District Department of Transportation can grant an increase of up to 25percentt every quarter.
Following Beijing, UK Sport's Olympic 2012 funding programme rewarded men's hockey for their success with a £14.13m grant, an increase of 43%.
"I'm not sure that given the economic situation and people, I'm not sure this was the appropriate time to grant an increase," he said Wednesday.
For the Amalgamated Council of Greyhound Local Unions, whose 9,000 members struck Greyhound on March 2 after the bus company refused to grant an increase in base wages, Greyhound's newest admission of financial woes was the second strategic victory in two weeks.
A third company, the Elizabethtown Gas Company, which has 250,000 customers, was granted an increase of 17.3percentt.
On May 31st parts of the Patriot Act, the law which granted an increase in the government's powers of surveillance and detention, lapsed.
They will not disclose the amount of Mrs. Martin's pension, but Dr. Chancey praised the officials for their fairness in granting an increase over the last level established for Confederate widows' pensions, which was about $350 a month.
(Compared with NIH's final 2013 budget of $29.3 billion, the increase would be 6.8%.) NIH would fund 10,269 new and competing grants, an increase of 351 compared with 2012.
They were all for the small casts permitted under his licence, although at the Salle Choiseul he was granted an increase from three to four singers.
After the Tokugawa victory at Sekigahara, the Tsugaru clan was granted an increase in territory, along with permission to keep its existing domain of Hirosaki (named for the family's castle town).
However, she said, the department would grant such an increase only if it determined that rents in the building generated less than an 8.5percentt return on the building's assessed value.
