Sentence examples for raise junior from inspiring English sources

Hunt has offered to raise junior doctors' basic pay by 11% to offset the loss of overtime they currently earn for working in the evening and on Saturday, and has promised that no junior will be worse off under the new contract, which is due to start in August.

Hunt has offered to raise junior doctors' basic pay by 11% to offset the loss of overtime they currently earn for working in the evening and on Saturday, and has promised that no junior doctor will be worse off under the new contract, which is due to start in August.

The record-breaking kitty they raised for Junior was supposed to last to the convention and pay to put big dents in Al Gore.

The legislation is expected to be approved as the objections raised by junior partners in the fragile coalition of Prime Minister Antonis Samaras have been to details of the plan rather than to its general thrust.

Those footsteps belonged to William Tiger Johnsonon, the former coach of the Cincinnati Bengals, who raised Bill junior in Palo Alto, California.

NHS medical director Sir Bruce Keogh said while the timing was "embarrassing" he had to act because data suggested a death rate twice the national average, and after concerns were raised about junior staff.

The frequent use of ticking time bomb scenarios in storylines, as well as the main character, Jack Bauer portraying torture as normal, effective, acceptable and glamorous, was criticized by human rights activists, military officials, and experts in questioning and interrogation, with concerns raised that junior U.S. soldiers were imitating techniques shown on the series.

Marshall said the "positive obligation" to raise concerns protects junior officers complaining about their superiors.

MPs of all parties failed to raise today's junior doctors' strike once at Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons.

Meanwhile, thousands of smaller exploration companies — "juniors" — raise funds and chase ideas.

Publicity is key, because juniors raise money by selling their shares on penny-stock markets, like the TSX Venture Exchange in Toronto.