Sentence examples for increase granted from inspiring English sources

The Lay Faculty Association now expects the same salary increase granted to the larger union.

The increase granted tonight was the smallest in the 12-year history of the act, except for the years of the freeze.

But he added that his union now fully expected to receive the same salary increase granted to the Federation of Catholic Teachers, whose contract has yet to be ratified by its full membership.

But the remaining 7.5percentt of the increase granted by the state will result from a revamping of the company's six-tier system that will place many drivers into higher-paying tiers based on their driving records.

After discussions with major investors - which include Legal & General, BlackRock and Axa - Moss, who is under growing pressure to improve the insurer's performance, decided not to accept the increase granted to him in March, which would have taken his basic salary above the £1m mark from £960,000.

Actually, the next 12 to 18 months, you'll be able to see this working its way through the system once again, because the current president, President Jim Kim requested that the annual meetings of the World Bank and IMF last fall in Lima, that there'd be a significant capital increase granted to the World Bank and the IFC and so on.

Such increases, however, were limited to one increase per "guidelines period," the one-year time period between rent increases granted by the Rent Guidelines Board.

But records show that wage increases granted by the Bloomberg administration have outpaced the rate of inflation, and have sent labor costs surging.

Owners are making record profits, they said, because inflation is low, rent collections are up and the rent increases granted in recent years have been greater than needed.

The association noted that the freight increases granted in 1969 to the carriers did not provide "more adequate and efficient transportation" as the carriers had promised.

And the salary increases granted were supposed to reflect differences in job performance, according to the salary plan traditionally used in this plant.