Sentence examples for increased for those from inspiring English sources

Tax rates on dividends also increased for those with high incomes.

Perhaps state pensions should be means tested and then increased for those most in need of the money?

This difficulty may be increased for those senior managers who are under threat of redundancy and are managing staff also faced with uncertainty about their future.

Studying a policy in the San Francisco Unified School District, the author investigates whether teacher retention increased for those teachers targeted by salary increases.

The challenge is only increased for those looking to specialise in organic or locally-produced food which is often more expensive, since smaller producers cannot take advantage of economies of scale.

The key word here is "reduction" because, in our criminal justice system, we have always recognised the principle that sentences should not be increased for those who maintain their innocence.

I started campaigning on the issue in the early 1990s, along with a brilliant founder of the movement to end FGM, the late Efua Dorkenoo OBE and since then, although funding has increased for international management and evaluation, it has barely increased for those groups who are successfully ending the practice in their localities.

So levels of funding were maintained or increased for those sports, such as cycling, sailing and rowing, that had underpinned the rise up the medal table from 36th in Atlanta in 1996 to 10th in Athens in 2004, then fourth in Beijing and third in London.

But funding levels were also increased for those sports that had shown that by applying the same mindset that had been introduced to cycling, rowing and sailing by an idiosyncratic, driven generation of performance directors, including Sir Dave Brailsford, Sir David Tanner and Stephen Park, they could yield similar results.

Unless it is shown that these flows have increased for those affected, and by more for them than for other claimants – and no such analysis has yet been published, either by DWP or anybody else – we know nothing about whether the policy has had any impact (this claim is now being reviewed by the UK statistics authority).

The Archives of Internal Medicine study showed that mortality risk increased for those who ate processed meat.