Sentence examples for targeted rises from inspiring English sources

Unions warned that the targeted rises could lead to inequalities among public sector staff.

But the American official said the strikes had targeted "rising stars" in the Yemen network, people who were more likely to be moving around and vulnerable to attack.

Both targeted rising stars: young women at the start of their careers, who were looking for a break.

But despite the fact both Labour and Conservative party slogans in the last election targeted rising inequality, working class people still have a collectively weak voice when it comes to policy-making.

A sample size of 64 cases is considered sufficient to give a stable item calibration within ± 0.5 logit where the sample is well targeted, rising to 144 when the sample is poorly targeted [ 33, 37].

They said: "Our forecasts are unchanged, while our price target rises by 50p to reflect recent sterling weakness and a 0.2% higher sustainable return, given increased comfort on the balance sheet.

However, in 2018, the target rises again to 60%, but only for new production plants.

Torfaen county borough is hitting the current target of 52%, but unless it recycles far more will face fines of up to £600,000 next year when the target rises to 58%.

Tombs said only the Liberal Democrats have targeted a rise in capital gains tax, from 28%to35%5%.

Leap Wireless International, another logical acquisition target, rose 8 percent.

Same-store sales at a rival, Target, rose 6.1percentt, above the 5.9percentt forecast.