Sentence examples for which would be increased from inspiring English sources

To cover the cost, the bill relies on tobacco taxes, especially the cigarette tax, which would be increased to $1 a pack, from the current 39 cents.

"We believe the use of incentive-based advisory fees, which would be increased or decreased based on performance, is an appropriate and suitable alternative to the disclosure of manager shareholdings," he said.

In addition, AmeriCorps volunteers age 55 and older who serve full time for a year would be able to transfer their education award, which would be increased to $5,350 from $4,725, to a child, foster child or grandchild.

Irrigation also showed a significant positive impact on seed volume sold which would be increased by 4.2% with an increase in the irrigated land by 1%.

For instance, Hudson, Ohio city manager Jane Howington writes in a comment on the order that the city has 40-foot limits on pole heights, to which the industry has already agreed, but which would be increased to 50 under the revisions proposed in the rule.

In late 19th century Duxbury, the book generated a movement to build monuments in Standish's honor, a beneficial by-product of which would be increased tourism to the town.

At present, lifestyle and behavior are linked to 20 25% of the global burden of disease, which would be increasing rapidly in poorer countries (5).

Also, there is a high rate of mortality for patients with DFU which suggests there would be increased resource intensity with severe cases to prevent death.

This would mean that a bottle of cider with 14 units of alcohol, which currently costs £2.30, would be increased to £7.

Individual effect ANOVA tests characterize the extent to which the regression error would be increased if modeling was performed without the effect.

Tim Shoveller, the managing director of Stagecoach Group's UK rail division, which owns SWT, said capacity would be increased by 30% during peak times by 2019.