Sentence examples for incomes reducing from inspiring English sources

Raising the rate will support growth and increase average incomes, reducing pressure on the tax and benefit system.

The mayor's plan, says the letter, will also price out households on middle incomes, "reducing the variety within Westminster's housing stock and furthermore negatively impacting on Westminster's economic stability and competitiveness within central London".

A renewed union movement, countervailing the bargaining power of profit-makers, must play its inimitable part in increasing workers' wages and benefits, fostering economic mobility, increasing the middle-class share of incomes, reducing wage inequality and promoting a happier and healthier population.

A1 Gore's Economic Vision The Gore campaign issued an economic blueprint for the next decade, including a $300 billion rainy day fund, a commitment to eliminate the national debt and goals that included increasing family incomes, reducing poverty and narrowing the gap in wages between men and women.

It ranges from educational attainment to reducing child mortalities, improving incomes, reducing inequity and having a positive impact on the environment.

They would see their after-tax incomes reduced by 7.4percentnt.

True remorse might require retirement incomes reduced to no more than the national average.

The Children's Society, Citizens Advice and Disability Rights UK say 100,000 households with children could have incomes reduced by up to £28 a week.

In other cases, buyers lost their jobs or had their incomes reduced as the economy turned south, and loan payments became impossible to meet.

At the risk of spinning hedge fund managers as the canaries in the coal mine, surely there is some hope when doctors, lawyers and analysts see their incomes reduced, their stature threatened and their futures jeopardized.

At the risk of spinning hedge fund managers as the canaries in the coal mine, surely there is some hope when doctors, lawyers and analysts see their incomes reduced, their stature threatened and their futures jeopardised.