Sentence examples for to raise the existing from inspiring English sources
For example, in 2014, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, along with eight other business organizations, petitioned the SEC to raise the existing threshold for the excludability from company proxy materials of shareholder proposals previously submitted to shareholders that did not elicit meaningful shareholder support.
A recent ruling by the federal Copyright Royalty Board, which establishes royalty rates for Internet-based broadcasters that stream music online, would raise the existing rates significantly.
(Since their gas production exceeds that of Reliance, ONGC and other state-run energy firms will be the main beneficiaries of the planned price rise).For now Reliance is trying to raise the output of existing fields and bring new ones online.
The emission of Pb from the plant raises the existing level of Pbair.
The cost estimate for this project is approximately $3.2 million, which would be required to raise the pavement and rebuild the existing curb and gutter system.
Azerbaijan's response has been to raise the rent, first from the existing $7 million a year to $15 million, then to $150 million and again to $300 million.
Actually, Mr. Robbins's math determined that the across-the-board rates necessary to raise the same money as existing federal taxes should be 9.1 percent.
Or "are they just using the Internet to raise the price for their existing advertisers, or are they using it to go after nonbroadcast advertisers?" A majority of local television stations now sell video advertising on their Web sites, but in most cases they are just playing catch-up.
The board can seek alternatives - and the King consortium's offer remains on the table - or try to raise the £8m from all of the existing shareholders.
And it proposes to raise the current contribution limits on existing work-based retirement savings plans, like the 401(k).
However, key challenges for the community remain: (1) to raise the awareness of astronomers to existing opportunities, and (2) to find the right software for application to particular problems.
