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Meanings of rise with inflation in English
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Usage of rise with inflation in English
1
Future wages would rise with inflation, at least to some extent.
2
Also known as linkers, the face value and interest payments on these securities rise with inflation.
3
After 2014, gasoline prices would rise with inflation.
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In return, rules on paying for catch-up services such as iPlayer might be introduced and the licence fee will rise with inflation.
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He scrapped the escalator for alcohol duties and said they would rise with inflation except for scotch whisky and some other drinks.
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She said Labour would like to see benefits rise with inflation, funded by restricting tax relief on pension contributions for the highest earners.
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Delivering his Budget in the House of Commons he said duty on other alcohols will rise with inflation after scrapping the alcohol duty escalator.
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The price of petrol is now set to rise with inflation every six months, with the extra funds to be used to pay for roads.
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Officials say most existing income tax brackets will not rise with inflation as usual, leading to an extra 1.5 billion euros in revenues.
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Democrats previously proposed raising $500 billion by issuing 30-year bonds and using revenue from indexing fuel taxes to rise with inflation.
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Exemption is indexed on inflation, while subsistence, by social psychological causes, rises with inflation and real income.
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If 2010 spending had simply risen with inflation it would have been more than £200m higher today.