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Mr. Lynch said the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association could make the strongest case for a large raise because of the exodus of city police officers to the suburbs and the city's difficulties in recruiting new officers.

Goldman, in the filing, said directors received a raise because of the "increase in demands" placed on directors "particularly considering that during 2012 all them served on each of our board's standing committees as well as the additional oversight responsibilities required by recent laws and regulations".

To get a sense of how the pie is being divided, we collaborated with Emre Gome c of the Academic-Industry Research Netally thetally the sums of commitments from the 44 companies in the S&P 500 stock index that, according to Americans for Tax Reform, are giving their employees a bonus or a raise because of the new law.

In early 2004 suspicions were raised because of the information commissioner's Operation Motorman investigation and a resulting police inquiry.

Iowa being a Big Ten school must have some enormous advantages in alumni fund raising because of the excitement that a winning team engenders.

But anger was intensified, and money was raised, because of the revulsion against the north for taking slaves as part of its counter-insurgency operations.

"It took a lot for me to do that, because of the way I was raised, because of the way suburban people think.

Robert D. Hormats, vice chairman of Goldman Sachs International and a repeat Davos veteran, said that the expectations for overly grand parties were raised because of the conference's location.

The management group said it cannot offer large raises because of the weak real estate market and fast-rising property taxes and fuel costs.

Pupils learned about healthy eating as well as the environmental concerns raised because of the air miles used to import food.

The board said it had been told the number of staff for the reception area would be raised because of the increase in new arrivals, but the resources were not allocated.