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But the sanctions meted out at the end of those hearings to officers found guilty would be greatly increased, the officials said, and the administrative cases would be routinely expedited.

Nearly 15 years later, the league has increased the officials' jurisdiction to include the most important plays of the game, no matter when they occur.

With jet fighters from both countries aloft last week, "the potential for mistakes that could have broader consequences" was vastly increased, the official said.

In March 2009, the BBC revealed that MI5 had increased the official threat assessment level posed by dissident groups to severe, meaning an attack was regarded as "highly likely", whereas previously an attack had been regarded as "a strong possibility".

Further ground improvements increased the official capacity of the ground to 183,388 in 1937, but the SFA were only allowed to issue 150,000 tickets for games.

On Tuesday, Gov. Ricardo Rosselló increased the official count of those killed by the hurricane and its aftermath from 64 to 2,975 people, following the release of a new report commissioned by the governor and published by researchers at George Washington University.

On Tuesday, Gov. Ricardo Rosselló increased the official count of those killed by the hurricane and its aftermath from 64 to 2,975 people, following the release of a new report commissioned by the governor and published by researchers at George Washington University.

And the number of presidential trips to France's rural and industrial heartlands is scheduled to increase, the officials said.

"But there is simply nothing to suggest that the number of American forces would need to increase," the official said.

The government may be preparing to increase the official state pension age to 70 for millions of people currently in their 20s, a former minister has claimed.

This might increase the official federal deficit from about 1percentt of gross domestic product to something like 2percentt, about where it was a couple of years ago.