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The Attorney General's Department added that the ombudsman would not receive further funding to meet the additional demands of freedom of information complaints.

May denied that G4S repeatedly and deliberately misled government and said the security firm would meet the additional costs of the police and armed forces.

The report concludes that the uplift is "a poorly targeted method of helping certain colleges to meet the additional costs related to these services".

But many people are also entitled to receive the mobility component of DLA, which is designed to meet the additional costs of getting out and about when they have a mobility problem, helping people to stay independent.

"I am concerned about the work that is being done on transport and on heat to meet the additional targets, that is why I have been writing to ministers in other departments, particularly in transport," she said.

The hurried introduction of the scheme was criticised for failing to allow schools to upgrade their kitchens and dining halls to meet the additional demand, with the Department for Education carrying out several rounds of applications for facility funding.

The choice to excuse them from meeting the additional costs of a national debt that is heading towards £1.5tn isn't a "hard choice" for Osborne but no choice at all.

But the technical challenges of having to reframe the ExoMars missions may pale in comparison to the difficulties of meeting the additional costs involved.

This paper proposes a novel adaptive volume constraint algorithm (AVC) to replace the fixed volume constraint (FVC) in the traditional topology optimization method, such that a minimum-compliance optimal structure that simultaneously meets the additional displacement limit can be searched.

In the European Union, renewable energy sources, led by wind and solar, last year proved central to meeting the additional power needs of its Member States.

Since the majority of toddlers met the additional criteria, Andrews et al.