The budget cuts all extras, including not only the Legislature's pet projects but most of the governor's as well.
Weichert has begun offering mortgage clients what it calls Gold Service to smooth transitions -- including not only the usual service discounts, but actual help getting things done.
Ms. Quinn now has the backing of two of the four, including not only the hotel workers, but also Local 32BJ of the Service Employees International Union.
But Mr. Bloomberg gets to his $1.2 billion figure by including not only the city's direct subsidies, which are what really matters, but also an assortment of other kinds of payments that do not directly benefit the M.T.A.
But they would be working without an accepted command structure to coordinate the work of city agencies, including not only the Police and Fire Departments, but the Health Department, the Department of Environmental Protection and others as well.
"We believe that a solution can be found," he said, "that balances the needs of pedestrians — including not only the blind but also runners, small children, etc., with the desire for less noise".
Voters going to the polls here on Feb. 22 will receive a single ballot including not only the Republican primary candidates but also some local referendums and at least one race for county commissioner.
Such curricular triage has demoralized most Hillsboro residents, including not only the parent and student groups who have pressed for stable state education aid, but also the antitax campaigners who have helped to defeat ballot initiatives to raise school funds.
Much of the documentary's impact stems from an intense feeling of intimacy between the viewer and the participants, including not only the detectives but the suspects, witnesses and victims' families.
Choose a food and create a nutrition profile including not only the information you would find on a food package in the grocery store, but also its traditional uses and medicinal value, if any.
This works well for some undergraduates, as it did for me, while others would receive a better education elsewhere, including not only the small elite liberal arts colleges but also less prestigious schools.
