Sentence examples for increases claiming from inspiring English sources

"Rent control can be 'useful tool' for cities to address CA housing: report" Developers in California have railed against the Proposition 10 ballot measure that would give cities the ability to cap rent increases, claiming that more rent control will worsen the state's housing crisis.

John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis (Independent Institute, 2012) and President of the National Center for Policy Analysis, joins AHIP's Ignani in his dissention of Obama's costly healthcare tax increases, claiming they are for American families already wrought with worry amidst an economic recession.

Hardy argued for the pay increases, claiming increases would "give merited and much needed relief...[and] will be entirely justified by the increased good of the service".

In New York, Verizon got out of the requirements to have fiber optics deployed in the 1990s, (though they announced plans) but in 2006, Verizon went to NY State and was able to secure multiple rate increases, claiming it was for "massive deployment of fiber optics" -- with brand name, FiOS and "losses".

It became known that the fabulous production increases claimed for the leap had been wildly exaggerated.

Wage gains have also become considerably more unequal, with the biggest increases claimed by the top 10percentt of earners.

Previous research at VimoSEWA indicated that cashless procedures increases claims submissions overall, but does not improve access to hospitalisation for the poorest [ 43]c.

Conservatives and anti-immigration groups seized on the increase, claiming it ripped apart the government's "complacent assumptions" about the numbers coming into the country.

If it happens they can petition the judge for a percentage of the increase, claiming it is due to their litigation.

The State gave the rate increase, claiming it was for massive investments in the deployment of fiber optics and that the company was in need of financial relief.

But the Sun newspaper, which had campaigned against the increase, claimed it had forced Mr. Hammond to backtrack.