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Remember these increases are based on a potential buyer's perception of market value.

Last December, the town attorney reinterpreted the regulation to mean that allowable resale price increases are based on annual increases in the Consumer Price Index over the period of ownership.

None of the increases are based on breakthroughs in cellular biology or penetration of the genetic aging code.

Under current rules, the tax rate increases are based on the number of consecutive years a team has exceeded the threshold.

We took into consideration that nurses' salary increases are based on promotion.

She added that the increases were based on bipartisan agreements and were comparable to fees charged by other governments.

They say that their refusal to consider tax increases is based on the principle that the state should not tax its way out of its fiscal problems.

Before June 15 , 2003 if a landlord signed a lease granting a preferential rent, all subsequent increases were based on that preferential rent, not on the higher legal rent the owner could have originally charged.

Mr. Hanley said that at the next session, which has not been scheduled, he would present the city's demands, including Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's demand that all wage increases be based on merit.

The cost of expedited service (guaranteed three-day processing) rose to $60 from $35. Edward Dickens, spokesman for the State Department Bureau of Consular Affairs, said the increases were based on a long-standing federal law mandating that consular fees cover the cost of providing services.

"QE helped to push up equity prices but those increases were based on the hope of a vigorous economic recovery that didn't happen," says Stephen King, chief economist of HSBC.