Sentence examples for increases to those from inspiring English sources

Each year, the federal government gives cost-of-living increases to those recipients, and each year Connecticut takes the same amount away.

Broadly speaking, the revenue measures reflect the Obama administration's efforts to confine tax increases to those in the upper income bracket.

Although Mr. Bloomberg has ordered an overall hiring freeze and has yet to agree to raises for the city's largest municipal labor union, he has doled out generous pay increases to those who work directly for him, a review of payroll records shows.

Furthermore, comparison of this induction (at 3 h) to the induction observed from the analogous microarray data, showed that normalisation of the QRT-PCR data using the reference genes defined in this study resulted in comparable increases to those seen using the microarray data.

5) Higher-tariff institutions increased acceptances by 10%, with a 4% increase to young applicants who were holding ABB+ qualifications by the end of the cycle and a 9% increase to those with lower attainment levels.

Giving an average 9.2% rise to workers who were previously paid less than £7.20, without also giving a chunky increase to those on grades above them, would have reduced the incentive for staff to progress and take on further responsibilities.

In negotiations with the Republican majority in the Legislature, he compromised and reduced the increase to those making $1 million or more, but Republicans are refusing to consider any income tax increase.

Calling 311 operator-based services will not be an option when populations increase to those levels.

EBay wants the small-business exemption increased to those with up to $10 million in annual remote sales or to those with fewer than 50 employees.

Furthermore, in the previous study, the AV intervals and 'Max increase to AV' those define the Search AV+ operation were uniformly programmed to the nominal values.

Moreover, α and ωα values for Complement CDS only remain suggestive of being differentially increased to those of Parkinson and Alzheimer.