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New Jersey Transit plans to reduce its staff by attrition and eliminate some contingency funds that would have been available to boost service to keep its promise not to raise fares, Jeffrey A. Warsh, New Jersey Transit executive director, said.

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And it could mean large numbers of people don't make as much of themselves, don't take as many steps as are available to boost their earnings, as they could.

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More generous loans are available to new buyers, boosting demand.

Lord Moynihan also praised the performance of rowers Glover and Stanning and their coach Robin Williams and said more funding should be made available to boost home-grown talent.

The developers have agreed with the government that at least three-quarters of the apartments should be available to rent – to help boost tourism.

Much less documentary evidence was available to corroborate these data, although country teams endeavoured to triangulate interview data to boost the validity of findings.

The Obama administration has significantly boosted funding for Pell Grants, which are available to low-income students.

Paul King, UK GBC's chief executive, said: "This sends a powerful message to the government that there are viable policy options available to boost demand for the green deal and help tackle the UK's energy efficiency crisis.

But by the early 1950s a growing cohort of working-class undergraduates was available every summer to boost numbers in the factories, already suffering from labour shortages due to full employment.