Sentence examples for measures raising from inspiring English sources

In certain contexts organisations are surrounded by multiple measures, raising the question as to which they should align.

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, about one in five measures raising taxes passed muster with the voters.

Labor plans to wind back generous superannuation concessions for Australia's high income earners, unveiling two new measures raising revenue worth $14bn over ten years.

It places heavy emphasis on austerity measures, raising new revenues through increased corporate and personal taxes, and freezing total government spending.

Chris Bowen, the shadow treasurer, questioned whether Morrison and Porter were familiar with the finer points of these proposed savings, as well as the likelihood of compliance measures raising such significant amounts – particularly so soon after the last round.

Mr. Ball said the system was not facing financial disaster, as the president contended, and could be strengthened by, among other measures, raising the level of wages that could be taxed for Social Security, which is currently capped at $102,000.

The use of administrative data for ABR measures raises the issue of potential measurement error, since these databases were not designed for research purposes.

We're hopeful that the city's reforms will be successful; however, some of these new measures raise serious questions.

Listen to what the National Rifle Association has to say about him: "Dr Murthy's record of political activism in support of radical gun control measures raises significant concerns".

The developing regional measures raise the question whether they contribute to improving institutional structures governing the use and conservation of EU waters.

Such combination of neural and biochemical measures raises not only technical issues, such as merging the different data sets, but also several methodological issues.