Sentence examples for legislated increase in from inspiring English sources

It is also important to note, though one will not find it in the economists' report, that much of the legislated increase in the deficit under President Obama resulted from tax cuts.

On the spending side, legislated increases during the Bush administration added $2.4 trillion to deficits and the debt through 2008.

It would be an embarrassment to the whole country if we welcome the Global AIDS conference by legislating an increase in the rate of HIV in the nation's Capitol.

The plans would build on the powers devolved under the 2012 Scotland Act, which legislated for an increase in responsibility over taxation from 2016, in exchange for a 10% reduction in the grant received from Westminster.

Often, in wartime, the Sejm would legislate a temporary increase in the size of the wojsko kwarciane.

The SPA for women was in any case scheduled to increase from 60 to 65 over the period April 2010 to April 2020.4 In the Pensions Act 2007 the Labour Government legislated to increase the equalised SPA: to 66 over two years starting from April 2024; to 67 over two years starting in April 2034; and to 68 over two years starting in April 2044.

Already the Government has legislated to increase the state pension age to 68, and to link it in future to average life expectancy.

The former Gillard government legislated to increase the Medicare levy by half a percentage point from 1 July 2014 to partly fund the NDIS, which is being rolled out in stages.

The government said this week that it was legislating for a fourfold increase in the maximum fines available to magistrates, and to allow them in future to impose unlimited fines in cases, such as many landlord offences, where the previous maximum was £5,000.

He even promises to legislate against any increases in the government's main revenue-raising taxes until 2020.

The highway is legislated to begin in Greenwater, in Pierce County, at a junction with SR 410.