Sentence examples for rises in return for from inspiring English sources

Workers have accepted smaller pay rises in return for more jobs; rules on part-time and temporary jobs have been relaxed; and social-security taxes have been trimmed.

At the end of last year it settled for a wage rise in return for token increases in flexibility, but other reforms remain blocked.In higher education, teaching is in better shape, but research funding is inadequate and thinly spread.

The two Chinese leaders promise their citizens wise stewardship and rising prosperity in return for political quiescence, but suddenly they have the appearance of vulnerability.

That is better than the decline of 3.7percentt last year but still a threat to what had been Mr. Putin's contract with his people: rising prosperity in return for obedience.

But the banks will do their best to delay any rise in returns for savers.

Rajoy is likely to explain that further cutbacks and tax rises are needed, in return for the country's banking bailout.

They are usually taking on all the risks of rising medical costs in return for fixed fees.

Russia's collapsing economy is undermining the regime's basic trade-off with the population, which is to provide economic stability and a modest rise in prosperity in return for acquiescence.

It represents a pact between the rulers and the ruled in which the former deliver jobs and rising standards of living in return for the votes of the latter.

In the last-minute deal that averted the strike, the airline agreed to pay a £1,000 bonus to baggage handlers and check-in staff, plus an 8.5% pay rise over three years, in return for union support for the policy.

George Osborne has claimed that his politically audacious budget, promising big rises in the minimum wage in return for a cut in welfare, represents "the new centre of British politics".