Sentence examples for increases were calculated from inspiring English sources
Although Pickles did not cut the threshold last year, he changed how council tax increases were calculated to include bodies such as local waste disposal authorities, integrated transport authorities and local government pension authorities.
The increases were calculated based on a council direction to adjust salaries so they are 5% below the average total compensation for similar positions in Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Irvine, Newport Beach and Santa Ana, according to Costa Mesa staff.
∂Cumulative change calculated for lag of week 1 to 4. †Cumulative change calculated for lag of week 1 to 3. Cumulative mortality increases were calculated for associations with cold temperatures in the 4 weeks before death for all respiratory disease and pneumonia.
To appreciate the recent decision, Mr. Panesoff said, it is necessary to understand how rent increases are calculated for rent-controlled tenants.
Seventy-seven per cent of Americans also don't want social security benefits decreased and only 30% want a change in the way annual increases are calculated.
The benchmark for rent increases is calculated on local averages, and varies by up to 70% between cities such as Munich and Berlin.
Michael McKee, associate director of the New York State Tenants & Neighbors Coalition, a tenant-advocacy group based in Manhattan, said that the most significant difference between rent control and rent stabilization is the manner in which rent increases are calculated.
Mr. Obama has signaled a willingness to reduce costs in Social Security by changing the way cost-of-living increases are calculated — a formula opposed by many Democrats.
* Fold-increases were calculated for these formulations because of their strong, though not statistically significant, trends toward increased susceptibility.
aFor HRQOL BP and GH scores, odd ratios per SD increase were calculated.
Pre- and postvaccination geometric mean titers and geometric mean fold increase were calculated.
