Sentence examples for increase to take from inspiring English sources
Even then, city officials realized belatedly, it could take several days for the tax increase to take effect.
Stephenson was given a £33,400 pay rise, a 20.6% increase, to take his salary to £195,000.
Mr Clegg had been pushing for an announcement of a further steep increase to take effect next year.
By allowing the automatic increase to take effect, analysts said, Saudi officials would be in a weak political position to argue the need for additional production increases.
One of them, The Impartial Reporter of Enniskillen, managed a creditable 3% increase to take it to 13,472 average sales across the six months.
A month after the lease automatically renewed, I received a letter from my landlord informing me of a rent increase to take effect on April 15.
The price of everything sold to the public sector was increased to take account of the tangenti raked off by the parties.
But, concerned about the possible impact, a handful of states have issued orders prohibiting any wholesale price increases to take effect without their permission.
Mr. Richardson, who has just returned from lobbying for more oil in Kuwait, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela, said, "I believe the odds are good for production increases to take place".
Another $45 billion to $50 billion could be saved by adjusting the formula for pay increases to take account of special allowances and benefits worth about $5,000 a year.
