upward adjustment

The cap might be subject to another upward adjustment in the next few weeks following the resolution of certain accounting issues.

That will lead to upward adjustments of nearby co-ops and condominiums.

But if the findings show, for example, that American oil companies found more oil than they extracted, an upward adjustment might be made.

Fully supervised shaving is too aggressive, and the upward adjustment of the p values is large.

In the current business climate, making this kind of upward adjustment for retired employees is virtually unheard of.

An upward adjustment factor 5% was applied.

The most substantive changes have been considerable upward adjustments in prices paid to farmers, which have had a positive effect on output.

The resumption of Internet Explorer's slide shows that last month's upward adjustment was temporary.

That average, with an upward adjustment to be made after today, is $1,014,947, the first time it has reached the $1 million plateau.

While economists said they were comfortable with an 11 percent prime rate, they were unwilling to rule out additional upward adjustments.

Implicit in this new higher growth rate is an upward adjustment in the productivity growth rate.

Sales were revised downward for July, but that revision was nearly offset by an upward adjustment for June.

Although the Judiciary is appreciative of any upward adjustment, these small and infrequent increases have once again allowed federal judicial salaries to erode.

Likewise, if the comparable is inferior to the subject in an aspect, then an upward adjustment for that aspect is needed.

Harry saw the pistol level--saw the slight upward adjustment necessary to bring the aim to true. '

Under current rules, when residents die or move out, their apartments must be sold to the co-op board for the original price, with some minor upward adjustments.

"Continued weakness in the dollar could lead to further upward adjustment in yields before the auction," Mr. Sullivan said.

On one issue I nevertheless want to see EU action, and that is an upward adjustment of the taxation levels for alcohol across a broad front.

After a series of upward adjustments, the official target is now $175 million, though Sexton is counting on $200 million.

But Mr. Wulff said that the market was in a historical period of "upward adjustment" in oil and natural gas prices.

"Neither the prospect nor actual fact of upward adjustments in the Federal Reserve Bank's discount rate seemed to affect long-term mortgage interest rates," it said.

The theatrical unions and other guilds negotiated upward adjustments in salaries and fees, and this, too, affected ticket prices.

Conversely rejected are posterity's selective upward adjustments in Beethoven's metronome markings in the Ninth.

The perjury finding qualified Sharma for a two-level obstruction of justice upward adjustment in the federal sentencing guidelines, to life in prison.

But some analysts said the report was not as gloomy as it seemed, because the poor March figures followed a $5.5 billion upward adjustment in February's report.