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raise
Erhöhung · Gehaltserhöhung · Lohnerhöhung · erhöhen · hochstellen · Gehaltszulage
to raise
aufschütten · aufstocken
to raise {verb}
aufheben · abheben · verteuern · anschneiden · aufsteigen · aufziehen · auftreiben · heranziehen · anheben · erheben · heben · hochheben · heraufsetzen · verursachen
English-German translation for "raise"
"raise" German translation
raise
That is why I cannot accept amendments seeking to raise the beef premiums either.
The main reason for this stems from the decision to raise the honourable Members'salaries by a considerable amount.
The EU must agree to raise taxes on alcohol, hence reducing consumption and the harm it does.
The FOCA is committed to helping to raise passenger awareness and in turn improve safety.
Unfortunately, the budget is very limited, and of course we must approve the proposal to raise it to ECU 10.5 million.
raise (also: increment, rise in salary, salary increase, pay raise)
That way, when they make more money, when they get a pay raise, they don't have to cut their spending.
raise of salary
pay raise
raise (also: wage increase, rise in pay, pay rise, wage rise)
raise (also: to exalt, to heighten, to hike, to step up)
The banks have always been able to raise interest rates and bank charges overnight.
You can raise your CPA bid if you want to increase traffic and conversions.
However, they will be one-off increases and will only raise prices slightly.
As regards the immediate future, we are going to have to raise the intervention stocks.
Raise or lower the gamma value for the view of the selected object.
When superscript text alone is underlined, the underline is raised.
raise [Amer.] (also: rise, salary increase, additional pay)
to raise
to raise (also: to bank, to heap up)
to raise (also: to increase)
I congratulate him on raising the ante to ECU 200m and for pursuing his own aim on the subject of land mines.
Another important issue raised in the report is increasing the resources available for social inclusion matters.
Yet again, the report shows that the budget is to be raised by another 4.2 % and that another 250 new posts are to be established.
I should also like to point out that raising the level of compensation can be no excuse for negligence in terms of prevention.
The reason why my group has raised the figures that the Commission proposed or that have now emerged from the Committee was that we need 10 times as much as we have at present.
to raise {verb}
to raise [raised|raised] {vb} (also: to unmake, to rescind, to abrogate, to abolish)
raise a stone
As you know, during my time here, I have made a great play of raising these points of order.
to raise [raised|raised] {vb} (also: to withdraw, to draw, to lift, to lift the receiver)
to raise [raised|raised] {vb}
to raise [raised|raised] {vb} (also: to broach, to introduce, to address, to cut)
Madam President, I am afraid I must raise this issue again.
Finally, I should like to raise the subject of funding.
The second point I want to raise is precisely the point that Mr Lange raised in the matter of trade in emission rights.
I am entirely in agreement with my colleague and friend Mr Markov, and will just raise some questions for the future.
to raise an issue
to raise [raised|raised] {vb} (also: to ascend, to soar, to mount, to rise)
to raise [raised|raised] {vb} (also: to josh, to rear, to mount, to string)
How can someone homeless raise a child?
Families must be able to raise their children in societies free from hatred, violence, bloodshed and fear.
raise a family
I couldn't just stay in Seattle and raise my kids in an upper-middle class neighborhood and feel good about it.
From then on, I was raised as a single child by a single mother.
to raise [raised|raised] {vb} (also: to scare up, to scrape up)
to raise the wind
Imagine you have a few million dollars that you've raised -- maybe you're a politician in a developing country and you have a budget to spend.
to raise [raised|raised] {vb}
Aid payments already received, which are fixed as the threshold at which scrutiny starts, are to be raised, and administrative assistance has to be simplified.
to raise [raised|raised] {vb} (also: to lift, to upgrade)
Five years ago, we said we would raise research spending to 3 % of GDP by 2010.
As mentioned in the report, we must also raise the level of our ambitions prior to the conference in New York.
We must also push economic and social policies to raise the purchasing power of low-income families.
It is a matter of human resources, but it is something that must be set up in order to have the ability to raise levels in Europe.
The truth is the greatest problem is a political one: they do not want to tax capital, but raise personal taxation instead.
to raise [raised|raised] {vb} (also: to ascertain)
If you could come with me, there's no man I'd sooner raise...... yes, with my own hand.
Now is the time for us to raise our heads from the minutiae of the convergence criteria.
Let this House at last raise its voice so that it can be heard by the whole world.
Nevertheless, it is not the job of the EU to raise objections to India’ s domestic political affairs.
So far as the Theological School of Halki is concerned, that is a demand we raise regularly.
to raise [raised|raised] {vb} (also: to heave, to lift, to hoist, to perk up)
Please raise your hand right now if you think of yourself as a religious person.
How many people here would say you're a maker, if you raise your hand?
Seriously, if you have a calculator with you, raise your hand, raise your hand.
(Laughter) How many people in the audience have the last name Resnick like me? Raise your hand.
The German interpretation gave your words as: ' Please raise your hand clearly '.
to raise [raised|raised] {vb} (also: to elevate, to heave, to uplift, to upheaval)
to raise [raised|raised] {vb} (also: to increase)
Mr Wortmann-Kool asked whether the Commission could raise the threshold.
The targets must be raised considerably and we must encourage the use of recycled materials.
And what I regret is that this proposal of ours should not be accepted and that it be raised from 23 to 27 years.
to raise [raised|raised] {vb} (also: to induce, to give, to determine, to cause)
Technically speaking, this has not raised any real problems until now, but it will do so if we have not completed the process before the summer recess.
In relation to the first issue raised, I do not suggest that the problem lies wholly with, as you say, incompetent project partners.
Does the Council realise that, having raised the alarm in the management of this food crisis, this unpopular Peoples ' Party Minister has caused real chaos?
The fact that most medical workers are female, which is a problem raised in the report, does not amount to discrimination.
Several Members have raised concerns about the slow delivery of the more long-term reconstruction part of the Hurricane Mitch follow-up.
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Synonyms (English) for "raise":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "raise" in German
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