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However, labor leaders say the moves have reinvigorated members, prompting a beefing up of political operations.

"We have been calling for a beefing up of sanctions all the time," said one, adding that the latest moves were part of a "continuum".

"Listen, homie, you know if you do that and get caught, get found guilty, you'll never come home," he said, as if addressing a beefing gang-banger.

Secondly, the idea that the answer to the challenge of globalisation is a beefing up of eduction sounds very much like New Labour circa 1997.

The draft resolution would consist of a no-flight zone coupled with a beefing up of sanctions against Libya, including adding more names to the list of Libyan officials who face international travel bans.

The appointment of an assistant to Gore, the deputy managing editor, suggests a beefing up of the papers' internal regulation and a sign that the group is to stay away from the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) Source: Private.

Although precise figures are unavailable, one think-tank estimates that Schengen has actually led to more illegal immigrants being detected, by a beefing-up of external border defences.

Most if not all of those recommendations are in place now, including the upgrading of the academy to a performance centre of excellence, and a beefing-up of the coaching structure.

That, too, intensified this week when the Philippines arrested 15 Chinese fishermen for poaching hundreds of endangered turtles in what it sees as its own waters.Mr Obama's trip was marked by a beefing-up of America's security ties with the Philippines, but not by an explicit American commitment to back it in the South China Sea.

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