Sentence examples for proposed rises from inspiring English sources

And do not forget the proposed rises in taxi fares and tuition at the City University and the State University of New York, among other items.

More junior groups covering more than 700,000 other public-sector workers fare little better, with proposed rises of 1% or less.

Asked if he thought parliament should block the proposed rises (under the current system, Ipsa decides, and so MPs would need to legislated to block an Ipsa decision), Miliband said he was not proposing that "at this stage".

If the government is successful and the proposed rises are rejected, they will have a strong case and a good chance of restraining public-sector pay rises across the board.

Big protests were staged in Kiev this week over proposed rises in domestic gas tariffs.Ideology is not the dividing line in Ukrainian politics: personal ambition and greed are more important.

You may also benefit from the £50 cut in energy bills and the scrapping of proposed rises in motor fuel duty and a slightly smaller rise than planned in rail fares.

However, the proposed rise would neither cost nor save the NHS any money, sources say.

This week Oxford University academics debated the proposed rise in university fees.

Royal Mail has scrapped plans to increase its chief executive, Moya Greene's pay, after business secretary Vince Cable put pressure on the board over the proposed rise.

Indeed, last June millions of Brazilians spilled onto the streets in nationwide protests—sparked, as it happens, by a proposed rise in São Paulo's public-transit fares (without an attendant rise in quality).

City's ticket prices have traditionally been some of the lower around, however in recent years they have been gradually increasing – to the point where there was quite a major concern last season over the proposed rise.