Sentence examples for increased in return for from inspiring English sources

Ms. Weingarten is clearly hoping for a grand bargain in which salaries are increased in return for more mayoral control over the schools, and more accountability and better discipline procedures for teachers.

It wants employees to help pay health premiums; it wants to raise the retirement age from 55 to 62; and it would like increased productivity in return for higher wages.

Under the agreement, the companies will increase production in return for a guaranteed customer base.

The Newcastle United owner currently holds 8.92% and wanted to increase that in return for providing funding.

For years this has been China's bargain with its mobile masses - steadily increasing wages in return for hard work far from home.

The aid package foresees draconian cutbacks and tax increases in return for up to €86bn of urgently needed loans.

The candidates generally agree that teachers should get a large salary increase in return for more productivity and accountability.

Under the terms, the musicians agreed to give up two wage increases in return for increased contributions from producers to the union's health plan.

Some teachers wanted much bigger raises, but the union agreed to modest increases in return for keeping their generous health and retirement benefits largely intact.

Jeb Bush has, in the past, positioned himself as a deficit hawk, even suggesting that he would be willing to accept modest tax increases in return for big spending cuts.

Under that law, the judges received a 25percentt raise and the promise of regular cost-of-living increases in return for giving up the right to earn most types of outside income.