Sentence examples for won increases from inspiring English sources

As for cpms, Fox won increases that were estimated by some at 8 to 9 percent and by others at 7 to 9 percent.

Mr Lochhead said: "Quotas are the lifeblood of the fleet and we have won increases for our key stocks in line with the science.

For example, in exchange for rolling back many of the restrictions on derivatives trading with insured deposits that Congress has enacted in Dodd-Frank, Democrats won increases in the budgets for the enforcement agencies that oversee derivatives and other securities.

At the UC, the University Professional and Technical Employees union (UPTE-CWA 9119) overturned an arbitrary pay bonus program and won increases in base wages, among many other gains.

And over the years, he has won increasing acclaim.

The Bolshevik line won increasing support among the workers, soldiers, and peasants.

The president said that his government had won increasing foreign investment, and that declining inflation has meant an increase in the value of Mexican wages.

The frontrunner is thought to be the 36-year-old Italian designer Riccardo Tisci, who has won increasing acclaim over the past five years designing Givenchy, another LVMH brand.

After World War I Schoenberg's music won increasing acclaim, although his invention of the 12-tone method aroused considerable opposition.

Under Miller, the union won increased per-diem allowances, improvements in travel conditions, better training facilities, locker room conditions and medical treatment.

This time, the swelling protest movement has had enough self-control, and enough ability to mount nonviolent demonstrations -- in effect, nonviolent analogues of riots -- that it has won increasing affirmation from the public, all the way to the president.