Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• If I were in charge I'd raise the salaries.
• And therefore, I'm about to raise your salary.
• Which leaves me no alternative but to raise your salary.
• I haven't even given promised raise in salary.
• Now, this business of hiring yourself an assistant while we were gone... and telling Edwards I had authorized it... and a salary raise for yourself besides... now, really, Stepp.
• Heighten ambitions, maybe a raise in salary.
• For starters, I'll raise your salary.
• Okay, do whatever, but I can't raise your salary.

• But just so that I'm clear, there is a salary increase, right?
• I therefore oppose a salary increase for Members of the European Parliament, partly because a narrowing of the wages gap is an important factor in achieving equality, and partly because Members already receive adequate salaries.
• Does the 1.85 % salary increase also apply to allowances paid to Commissioners leaving office (reimbursement of their installation, travel and resettlement expenses)?
• I get a big salary increase.
• And all I want in return is the salary increase that you promised me.
• In November 2009, the Commission proposed a salary increase of 3.7 %.
• It is argued in this regard that the tables drawn up by the Bank to justify the proposed percentage salary increase in question are the result of an incorrect application of the methods of calculation;
• Here is the latest example: I submitted a question in October, to which I have not received an answer to this day, namely when is the Council going to get round to implementing the salary increase promised to the Europol staff?