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Dr. Paul D. Spudis of Johns Hopkins University, a member of the commission, said the Bush plan would not necessarily damage space science in general because it would generate new science and technology as it progressed.

But I can't say them in the Premiership because it would generate a huge newspaper headline and the FA doesn't want that.

A New York Fed spokesman said it supported the settlement because it would generate significant value without potentially high litigation costs.

The Mets, who are marking their 25th anniversary here, are seeking a second team to share their facility because it would generate more revenue and ensure that another team does not depart the region.

Unite said a £1.50 increase from the current hourly rate of £6.31 was affordable because it would generate an estimated £2.1bn in revenues for the public purse and create at least 30,000 jobs.

Thus Barack Obama can face the voters without having passed judgment on a project that had prompted a showdown between the business lobby and environmentalists.Businesses and the unions like the proposed Keystone XL pipeline because it would generate orders and jobs 20,000 of them, says TransCanada, the firm behind the scheme.

Still, he said, his proposal was "good news for Mexican families," because the revenue it would generate would pay for a new universal pension for all Mexicans over 65, a new unemployment insurance scheme and more spending for schools and infrastructure.

Canada has powerful allies in the United States labor movement, which is pushing for the pipeline because proponents say it would generate tens of thousands of jobs, and in big oil companies like Exxon Mobil and Chevron that are heavily invested in the oil sands fields.

But this year, the Food Industry Alliance of New York State, a trade association for grocers, thinks that the legislation may pass because, according to their estimates, it would generate $130 million in fees and taxes that would help balance the state budget.

Still, despite vocal resistance from its rank and file, the leadership of the players union now believes an 18-game regular season is viable because of the additional revenue it would generate, some of which would go to players.

Ofsted is a plague on our schools, nurseries and social services, and if it were abolished tomorrow I am sure our children's education would immediately improve, if only because of the wave of enthusiasm it would generate in the hearts of all the teachers in the land, at least in the short term.