Sentence examples for increases in exchanges from inspiring English sources

Four years ago I called for a Movement: changes in professional education and increases in exchanges between high and low and middle-income countries to facilitate shared learning and facilitate the transformation that needs to take place in health [ 10].

One report even found many employees would forego salary increases in exchange for extra vacation.

Increases in exchange current density of Al alloys are in good accordance with increases in hydrogen generation rate.

The additional funds would be made up by modest tax increases in exchange for abolishing insurance premiums, deductibles and co-pays.

This is not a case for Republicans agreeing to, say, $1 trillion in tax increases in exchange for modest provider cuts to Medicare.

Those Republicans offering tax increases in exchange are saying nothing more meaningful than "If there were unicorns, I'd like a pink one".

Democrats insist that they were closing in on the framework of an agreement, but that Republicans backed away from their willingness to accept significant revenue increases in exchange for cuts in the growth of entitlement programs.

The high rent may be particularly important at a project like Columbus Square, whose developers agreed to take part in the state's rent stabilization program, limiting rent increases in exchange for tax abatements.

Officials said Wednesday's negotiating session was unusually tense as Democrats sought to get Republicans to commit to some revenue increases in exchange for Democratic concessions on spending cuts.

WASHINGTON — The speaker of the House, John A. Boehner, waved aside reports on Friday that President Obama would seek a new budget compromise next week, accusing the president of again demanding tax increases in exchange for "modest entitlement savings".

Labor leaders say the tax would hit not only wealthy executives with expensive health benefits, but also many rank-and-file union members who have often settled for lower wage increases in exchange for more generous health benefits.