Sentence examples for hike plan from inspiring English sources

Sarah Schmidt, "Academics bash U of T's fee hike plan.

Nudges take the form of — initially — an SMS text message, containing a handwritten brunch idea or a hike plan, or details of a hip coffee venue or volunteering opportunity which the startup reckons will appeal to its SF community.

And, in what ended up being the most shocking upset of the political year so far, Rep. Eric Cantor of Virginia lost his primary to upstart Republican David Brat, despite Cantor repeatedly portraying Brat as a "liberal college professor" who advised then-Democratic Gov. Tim Kaine on a massive tax hike plan.

His Japanese counterpart, Shinzo Abe, has decided to postpone a risky consumption-tax hike planned for next year, while also announcing supplementary budgets to increase spending and boost the household sector's purchasing power.

Britain's workers are finally receiving a long-awaited pay rise, with average wages increasing at the fastest pace for more than six years, even before the minimum wage hike planned by the chancellor.

Already, lawmakers have made a concession to the truckers by reducing the fine for failing to pay Platon fees from more than $7,000 to $150, and the transport ministry has said it may postpone the price hike planned for March.

If they were to put any revenue increases on the table, the President would claim the proposals have the Republican seal of approval and incorporate them into his tax hike plans.

On my first day, after mapping out a hiking plan for the week, I walked to the park and took a shuttle bus to the Zion Lodge stop.

Torrential rains on my first day out ruined my original hiking plan, which was to drive from Cork (where I'd rented a car) to the village of Castletownbere, midway down the peninsula, leave the rental car behind and make a five-day circular hike from there, stopping in Irish bed-and-breakfasts at the end of each day.

"I believe that most wealthy Americans would agree with me," he said of his tax-hike plan.

Standard & Poor's, the Wall Street ratings agency, said state leaders should be careful because California taxes are unreliable and Brown's temporary tax-hike plan will begin expiring in the next few years.