If anything, the vilification of Lord Ashcroft is being stepped up because now Mr Barrow plans to pursue the country's other telecoms firm, SpeedNet.
For this holiday season, such advertising is being stepped up because food marketers have been intensifying efforts to reach the millions of cash-short consumers who are eating and entertaining at home more often.
There should be no cuts in capital investment at all; instead, public investment in our physical infrastructure, our knowledge base and our social capital should have been stepped up, both because it is so needed and to boost faltering levels of demand so crucial to the growth process.
And the mayor... should be stepping up to this one as well because the sons and daughters of those countries live in the five boroughs of this city.
In fact, US, British and Gulf support is being stepped up right now because of regime advances on the field.
Military patrols in Kinshasa have been stepped up markedly in the past few days because of fighting between Government troops and militia forces around Brazzaville, the capital of Congo Republic across the Congo River.
"Now that legislation seems imminent, these companies are stepping up to support legislation because it helps their bottom lines".
At the same time, we are stepping up the political pressure because it is untenable for the government to sit on the sidelines when a company they own and people they appointed [Crozier and Leighton] are refusing to negotiate.' The union is campaigning for the government to reverse the policy of competition in the mail market that has seen Royal Mail losing its market share.
And at last the Federal Trade Commission is stepping up, which makes sense because that agency's mission is to "prevent fraud, deception, and unfair business practices," and many for-profit colleges have been fueled precisely by such transgressions.
As I write this, Ford's production this year so far is greater than GM's although by the time you read this, GM will be catching up because it is stepping up production.
