Sentence examples for increases tied from inspiring English sources

The bill includes some landmark changes, like automatic increases, tied to inflation, in the maximum Pell grant award.

Carl T. Hayden, the chairman of the SUNY board, said he envisioned future increases tied to an index that tracks the growth in the cost of higher education nationally.

And if the Legislature approves cost-of-living increases for more than 100,000 retired city workers -- increases tied to inflation year after year -- then pieces of the tax cut plan might be abandoned, Mr. Giuliani said.

At various points since 1992, the university has diverted about $875 million from its regular retirement fund to finance supplemental retirement benefits, in part to make up for salary cuts or meager increases tied to state budgets.

A rookie pay scale was introduced, with salary increases tied to how early a player was selected in the NBA Draft.

A task force created by White has proposed a long-range financial plan for the system that includes small, annual tuition increases tied to inflation.

The fare increase tied to these figures represents a massive blow to the travelling public as they see fares rocket by over 6% in January at a time when household budgets are hit by the government's austerity programmes".

The premiums, deductibles and out-of-pocket expenditures will all increase rapidly, tied to increases in per capita drug expenditures under Medicare.

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Previously, pay increases were tied only to length of employment.

Future increases were tied to the Employment Cost Index.