Sentence examples for taking an increase from inspiring English sources

Tony Abbott has spelled out his criteria for taking an increase to the goods and services tax to the next federal election, saying he would aim for "something approaching a consensus" and an overall reduction in the tax burden.

Because it may be arguable as to what cutoff points of increase in SVI is truly clinically meaningful, we calculated ROC curves of the main indices taking an increase in SVI >10 %, instead of >15 % as cutoff.

In addition, she said, health care is also taking an increasing share of disposable income.

State-owned companies are taking an increasing share of total energy output.

In October last year, the National Audit Office NAOO) said 20 companies were taking an increasing percentage of DfiD's technical assistance budget.

Passengers are taking an increasing array of devices on board planes — cellphones, tablets, GPS units and more.

The supermarkets are taking an increasing proportion of consumer spending and on a lot of things beside groceries.

Putin himself had been taking an increasing interest in RGS activities and in nature-preservation efforts in general.

Rather than just focusing on hacktivism, however, the DTSL appears to be taking an increasing interest in broader issues of social media and online behaviour too.

Part of the difficulty is that Clegg is taking an increasing interest in early-years education, partly to mark out some distinctive personal ground before the election.

From the one-off event to the weekly check-in with an employee, meetings are taking an increasing amount of time in our daily work.