Sentence examples for higher raises from inspiring English sources

While not making any promises, he said he might give teachers and the police higher raises than other municipal workers to prevent higher-paying suburbs from luring them away.

However, they could regain the sixth year and higher raises with a sign-and-trade deal.

"The whole system is out of balance," he said, "with police departments routinely getting higher raises than other municipal unions.

The teachers' and police unions, especially, say they need higher raises so they can catch up with suburban pay scales and make it easier to recruit.

And he would limit the raises of state employees and teachers to the consumer price index, unless the public approves higher raises through a referendum.

After months of pushing for higher raises than other municipal unions received, the Uniformed Firefighters Association reached a tentative settlement yesterday that is essentially the same as the one New York City's main police union received.

However, while oocyte retrieval numbers were higher, raising risk for OHSS, no actual cases ensued.

But some biomedical research advocates are already promising to press for an even higher raise, to $23.7 billion.

The technology ecosystem is best served by companies pushing the bar higher and higher, raising it for one another and customers alike.

While majorities of both Republicans and Democrats support an increase to $10.10, Republicans largely oppose a higher raise.

Obama had initially backed a increase to $9, but later joined with Democrats behind the higher raise.