Sentence examples for obliged to increase from inspiring English sources
Irene sought a hearing to obtain a higher CSRA, arguing that, because Burnetts monthly income ($1,639) fell below the applicable MMMNA ($1,727), the hearing examiner was obliged to increase Burnetts CSRA.
The federal government on Tuesday defended its decision to offer school funding to the states with "no strings" attached, dismissing concerns states would no longer be formally obliged to increase their spending in return for the extra commonwealth support.
Even reform-minded Omanis censor themselves, are wary of talking too openly and look over their shoulder when meeting in public.The sultan has felt obliged to increase handouts and pay and to create 50,000 new jobs, mostly in the army and security services.
The Federal Reserve may feel obliged to increase interest rates by a half percentage point at its meeting on May 16th.See article: That steaming economyGerman unemployment fell by half a percentage point in April to 9.6%, its lowest rate for four and a half years.
"If you hear what is said by the regulator of energy we will be obliged to increase the price by 30% by 2020".
Furthermore, in order to create these stories, not only the students but also the teachers are obliged to increase their technical proficiency in using personal computers, digital cameras, recorders, etc.
It is to their credit that some have managed to do so against all the odds, but with headteachers obliged to prioritise increasing A*-C A*-C rates regardless of the subject and A-level numbers also in freefall, the passpects forates in Wales now look decidedly gregardless
Under the agreement, firms will be obliged to refund increases in premiums and to reverse any reductions in cover for consumers whose policies were changed this year.
"What's happening in Ukraine is so serious that the European Council will be obliged to react by increasing the level of sanctions if things remain as they are," said the French president, François Hollande, on Saturday as he arrived for an EU summit in Brussels.
On November 3rd they announced that this rate (which firms are not obliged to pay) had increased from £7.65 to £7.85 an hour, and from £8.80 to £9.15 an hour in London.In this section Let them fly What have the immigrants ever done for us?
He said: "What's happening in Ukraine is so serious that the European Council will be obliged to react by increasing the level of sanctions if things remain as they are".
