Sentence examples for increase equal from inspiring English sources

And if the landlord does the work, he will be entitled to a permanent monthly increase equal to one-fortieth of the cost of the improvement.

Professor Viteritti declared in the book's opening that the "awesome mandate" of Brown was his starting point for a discussion of how to increase equal opportunity in education.

"I wouldn't be here talking to you had it not been for the work done by foundations in the 1960s and 1970s to increase equal access to education".

"It is my fondest hope that exports will stay strong," Mr. Hardin said, "although I don't think it is realistic to expect a percentage increase equal to what we are seeing this year".

I also understand that if the tenant consents in writing, the landlord can provide a new unit and add a permanent monthly rent increase equal to one-fortieth the cost of the new refrigerator.

Under the law, he said, when a rent-stabilized tenant in a building with more than 35 apartments wants or consents to a renovation, the landlord can collect a permanent rent increase equal to one-sixtieth the cost of the improvement.

We feel that a 13 fold increase equals a 1200% upregulation.

This will cause an increased Equal Error Rate (EER, where FAR = FRR), and an increased number of errors (False Accepts + False Rejects) which reduces overall system accuracy.

Ms. Eskew said: "She will strongly enforce the civil rights laws of the nation, while increasing equal employment opportunities, including for workers under federal contracts.

As a rough estimate, the government will need to find spending cuts and tax increases equal to 7 to 10 percent of G.D.P.

If growth recovers, the hole left by years of serial tax-cutting and overspending can be plugged: you need to find spending cuts or tax increases equal only to 2% of GDP to stabilise federal debt by 2015.