Sentence examples for raised in line from inspiring English sources

Alongside that, the pension could be paid at an older age, which would be raised in line with life expectancy.

Until 2004, the lower age limit had been 20, but this was raised in line with advice from the World Health Organisation.

As the number of wounded veterans has increased sharply, the agency's budget hasn't been raised in line with the increased demand for medical services.

The move will affect some 5,000 wills a year and could leave some families £95,000 worse off than if the tax had been raised in line with inflation.

Interest rates on bank deposits need to be raised in line with inflation to encourage households to keep their money in the bank rather than speculate in property or shares.

However, the chancellor also announced that from April 2012 direct tax allowances would be raised in line with the CPI, a move that would raise an extra £1bn for the exchequer by the end of this parliament.

WHAT has upset the police are reports that a state arbitration panel, the Public Employment Relations Board, is about to rule that officers should get raises in line with those given to other uniformed city workers.

The region was raised in a north south line which resulted in this dome-like shape and the shale and sandstone were worn away until limestone was exposed.

This limit is usually raised annually in line with inflation.

Five former cabinet ministers, including Justine Greening and David Davis, are leading the call for benefits to be raised now, in line with inflation.

Deliveries by Boeing have halved from about 600 in 1999, while Airbus has slowly raised production in line with overall trends in the market.