Sentence examples for raising current from inspiring English sources

An excellent survey due to be published in the Journal of Economic Literature found that raising current tax rates by 10 percent would reduce reported income — the end result of work and entrepreneurial effort — by less than 2 percent.

But after a long federal trial in Minnesota in 1974, with the defense raising current and historic Indian grievances, the case was dismissed by a judge for prosecutorial misconduct.

"[The BBC Trust] believes raising current quotas would not be in the best interests of audiences as it could lead to commissioning ideas externally simply to meet quotas, and outsourcing major strands that are currently successfully produced in-house," said the trust.

Among the Zn Ni coatings electroplated on steel substrate with raising current densities, the Ni content and corrosion resistance increased accordingly.

Incorporating RSS into professional training and certification or licensure procedures, and raising current expectations for RSS knowledge are additional strategies for assuring that the people who are interacting with homebuyers (e.g., real estate agents) are informed and informative about RSS.

Laurel Patrick, a spokeswoman for Walker, said when the complaint was filed that the governor's focus was on job creation, not on raising current wages.

The government gets its rebates back, which raises current tax revenues.

And it would raise current individual contribution limits from $1,000 a federal candidate each election to $3,000.

He tweeted: "Raised current rape case of concern in Somalia with the President, including the importance of victims feeling able to speak out".

Although he raised Current's prime-time viewership from less than 25,000 a night to well over 100,000 a night, the audience for Current isn't much bigger than one-tenth that of MSNBC's.

It raises current annual caps on temporary high-skilled visas, known as H-1B, to 110,000 from 65,000, while adding 5,000 more of those visas for the foreign graduates.