Sentence examples for raised to those from inspiring English sources

Alternative voting systems have been suggested over the years, but objections have been raised to those as well.

But the grapes need treading in both good years and bad, and there should always be a glass raised to those who do so as uncomplainingly as Overturn or Rapid Redux.

Toshiso Kosako, one of Japan's leading experts on nuclear safety, resigned in April in disgust as "acceptable" radiation levels were raised to those equal to nuclear workers near the Fukushima nuclear facility -- a move he felt put citizens in harm's way.

Still, attention should be raised to those in risk of skipping a needed guidance toward improvement and who, in the present set up, are indeed in risk of being left in limbo.

If performance levels could be uniformly raised to those achieved by the best health care delivery systems (Table 1), 36% of heart attacks and 20% of strokes would be prevented, and life expectancies would be increased an average of 0.7 years.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has repeatedly defended his merit pay proposal, saying the best way to encourage city workers to be more productive is to give raises to those doing the best work.

In Oyster Bay, Tony Macagnone, a town councilman, said that the two companies that provide security and cleaning services for the town -- the first test of the new wage regulation, he said -- have already given raises to those who qualify.

The median income had surged since 2014 because millions more Americans found full-time jobs, but there is little evidence that employers are rushing to offer raises to those who already are employed.

Be sure to offer promotions and pay raises to those who deserve it.

And where spaghetti dinners and pancake breakfasts at the fire hall aren't just community events; they're how money is raised to help those in need.

Also in the 1878 session, tax assessments for railroad property were raised to match those of other property.