Sentence examples for increases set out from inspiring English sources

These would give tenants three- to five-year contracts with any rent increases set out clearly and potentially linked to inflation.

But Mr Brown has responded energetically with the tax increases set out in the budget, arguing that they are essential to secure a better health service.

Despite the real-terms increases set out in the spending review, per capita funding for the NHS is projected to be flat in 2017-18 actuallyally to fall in 2018-19.

With that experience behind him and tensions with Google increasing, Mr. Jobs set out to build Apple's own map service in 2009, with the acquisition of a start-up called Placebase.

Most of the extra money is a result of increased funding set out in the Chancellor's Autumn Statement.

As criticism of France's talk of war increased, Mr. Kouchner set out in an interview with France Inter radio to explain his words, but not to retract them.

Because Mr. Zar and other executives have admitted obstructing the investigation, the odds that prosecutors will seek an indictment of the company have substantially increased under rules set out in a 2003 revision of the federal guidelines for corporate prosecutions.

The increase in borrowing set out in the autumn statement is so severe that national debt as a percentage of GDP is expected to be higher at the end of the parliament than the beginning, the research found.

Given that SO2A flies expressed AMP genes at significantly increased levels, we also set out to explore the relationship between AMP expression and hyperoxia tolerance.

The approval of the increases follows the strategic plan set out by the WRU board earlier this year when funding levels for the entire game were discussed.

The savings will go alongside a £2bn budget increase for the NHS this year, set out by George Osborne in the last autumn statement, and a further £8bn increase per year above inflation by 2020, which was requested in the NHS's long-term plan.