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He said the measures represented a 6p per litre cut at the pump.

But there seemed to be broad consensus that the new measures represented a step in the right direction.

But the measures represented a climbdown for Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, who had threatened to walk out unless a "ceiling" on bankers' pay was established.

They argued that granting Mr. Simon one million shares of stock free of any performance measures represented a material change to the 1998 plan.

David Engel, head of the reputation protection and media litigation team at the City law firm Addleshaw Goddard, said the new measures represented a clarificiation of the law rather than a major change.

Rail Minister Norman Baker said the new measures represented "a raft of improvements and greater flexibility".

Third, an exploratory factor analysis using principal axis factoring was utilized to determine whether all area measures represented an underlying common factor.

Pharmaceuticals companies believe these measures represent a threat to their balance sheets although, at present, just 1percentnt of drug revenues come from the entire African continent.

Most disciplinary measures represent a compromise between management and the union, often reached at the urging of an arbitrator chosen by both sides.

Taken together, the two measures represent a moderate tightening of monetary policy -- a light tap on the brakes for an economy that is showing signs of overheating and rising inflation.

Republicans and some farmers reckon the measures represent a big expansion of federal powers and are gearing up for a legal fight.MeltingA heatwave killed more than 1,370 people in India in a week.