Sentence examples for to increased payments from inspiring English sources

Such a measure would lead to increased payments by about the top 5.2 percent of wage earners.

In a recent paper Matthew Rognlie, a doctoral student at MIT, noted that the rising share of national income flowing to owners of capital, rather than workers, is largely attributable to increased payments to owners of housing.

Michele Higgins, 63, a supervisor in the audit division of the Bridgeport office of the State Labor Department, noted that two years ago, workers agreed to furloughs and to increased payments for health insurance.

OSH, Kyrgyzstan — In one of his first statements as Kyrgyzstan's new president, Almazbek Atambayev said Tuesday that he would seek to close an important American military base when its lease runs out in 2014, reviving a threat dropped by past leaders after the United States agreed to increased payments.

Page A4 WORRIES OVER BASE CLOSURE In one of his first statements as Kyrgyzstan's new president, Almazbek Atambayev said that he would seek to close an important American military base when its lease runs out in 2014, reviving a threat dropped by past leaders after the United States agreed to increased payments.

Opposition parties said the new powers, introduced under the cross-party Smith commission agreement in 2014, were welcome but they challenged Sturgeon's government to explain how increased payments would be funded amid deepening spending cuts on councils, schools and student support.

Privately owned CHCs were the least well funded due to their ownership status, in spite of the increased payments to CHCs for public health services provision in recent years [ 12].

Its "bribery program," as it was described in the suit, "has not only failed to cease, but continues unabated with increased payments made to many physicians," the suit said.

A literally minded economist or non-economist might jump to the reckless conclusion that adjusting for the cyclical component would require eliminating expenditures on the increased payments to recently unemployed workers.

The letters warn that "failure to respond could result in higher interest rates and increased payments".

Clinton administration officials said they doubted that the increased payments would induce any health maintenance organizations to enter or rejoin the Medicare program.