Sentence examples for raises by increasing from inspiring English sources

That can happen, he said, because of rising productivity, which means workers are paying for their own raises by increasing their output.

What do you think the federal government should do with new revenues raised by increasing taxes?

Some people seem to infer from this that output and income can be raised by increasing the quantity of money.

Significant money could be raised by increasing taxes on sugared drinks, alcohol, tobacco and other products that are bad for one's health.

Daley and Wood estimate that fully compensating everyone would cost over $30bn – ie more than the $27bn that would be raised by increasing the GST to 15%.

"This modelling confirms everything I and the Labor Party said, that it would take 50-60% of the revenue raised by increasing the GST to properly compensate low and middle income earners," the shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, said.

Val Shawcross, Labour's transport spokeswoman on the London assembly, said the anticipated loss of revenue almost matched the £60m the mayor, who chairs Transport for London, had raised by increasing bus fares in the capital.

On the revenue side, the Republicans said that $21 million could be raised by increasing parks fees and levying surcharges on motel rooms, boat slips and tickets to events at Nassau Coliseum.

Another €5.15 billion will be raised by increasing the value-added tax to 18percentt from 16percentt for most nonbasic goods and to 8percentt from 7percentt on the reduced value-added tax rate.

The union argues that the cap has a disproportionately onerous effect on school districts in low-income areas, since the amount those districts can raise by increasing their tax levy under the cap is far less than what wealthy districts with a larger tax base can raise.

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