Sentence examples for policy will rise from inspiring English sources

9: The quality of government policy will rise.

If the PT fares poorly and the economy falters, pressure to loosen fiscal and monetary policy "will rise tremendously", says Mr Garman.

The total cost of the policy will rise by £20 million to £60 million next year and the ratepayers will have to pay a larger share.

This means that rates for those policies will rise, some by tenfold or more.

The policy will prove popular: stagnant wages and rising prices are squeezing pay packets.

Stephen Joseph, chief executive of the Campaign for Better Transport, said: "If the Government sticks by its policy, rail fares will rise three times faster than salaries.

Thanks partly to the success of the one-child policy, that proportion will rise to 16% by 2020, and to 22% by 2030.

Assuming no policy changes, deficits will rise, slowly at first and then accelerate.

For income protection alone, LV= predicts policies for men will rise by 20%-25 20%-25e for females they will come down by around 28%.

Unless the Fed suddenly becomes much more comfortable with unconventional policy, the unemployment rate will rise more than it otherwise would and recovery will be weaker as a result.

Economist Ray C. Fair of Yale University estimates that without big changes in policy, the national debt will rise to 75% of GDP by 2020 from 50% now, while interest expense will rise to 4.3% of GDP (see chart, below).