Sentence examples for increased to pay from inspiring English sources

If the new law forced the town to hire a full-time zoning officer, building permit fees might have to be increased to pay the cost, she said.

Since Sept. 11, Verizon executives and lobbyists have argued in Albany that the rates competitors pay to lease space on its networks should be increased to pay for new security and backup systems necessary in light of the attack.

If rationing was eliminated, basic commodities would be available on the open market, wages would be increased to pay for them, and the opened competition for produce would aim to eliminate black-market sales.

Taxes on alcohol sold in shops should be increased to pay for rehabilitation services, according to the Centre for Social Justice.

Well the first part of it, that there are no commitments in the manifesto that require additional borrowing, is binding up until May 7 - in the sense that Labour is not offering goodies to voters without saying what services or benefits will be cut or which taxes will be increased to pay for those goodies.

Claim: Medicare will be severely cut under the ACA Under the law, traditional Medicare benefits cannot be reduced and Medicare premiums and co-pays cannot be increased to pay for ACA reforms.

Labour must now answer two questions: which taxes are they planning to increase to pay for it?

I was trying to show that as well as a train company's dividend, fares are increasing to pay for this kind of investment.

He rejected a proposed tax increase to pay for increased costs and instead recommended a $95-a-year 95-a-year 95-a-year

The union will demand higher salary increases to pay for it, he said.

And he also broke the taboo against calling for tax increases to pay for reform.