Categories with significance score greater than 0 represented significant enrichment.
He said the higher target still represented "significant austerity".
Last night after returning, Miliband maintained that although he would have preferred a legally binding accord, there was much in the agreement that represented significant progress.
The attorney general pledged to work with Congress on these issues, agreeing that they represented significant areas of concern in fighting terrorism.
The reason other religions do not (rightly) have these same dispensations is that historically they have not represented significant enough proportions of the population.
Professor Mary Crock, an expert in migration law and policy on unaccompanied minors, said the cases of Arvin and Tinshwe represented significant failure of the system, meaning they had "slipped through the net".
"Furthermore, the existence of puncture wounds on the lower leg and linear bruising on the thigh, taken at their lowest, must have implied the possibility that these represented significant marks of violence from assault".
The actions by the United States represented significant concern that the European crisis could spill over and hinder the American recovery.
Nonetheless, supporters said the 3-2 vote by the commission represented significant progress toward fulfilling a campaign promise by President Obama to preserve a level playing field for Web developers.
In northern Italy, Bologna (Felsina) was the principal city, and colonies such as the ones at nearby Marzabotto and at Adria and Spina on the Adriatic Sea represented significant posts along the northern trade network.
The association said the agreement among the agencies and the administration " represented significant progress in both understanding the challenges posed by a more dynamic and liquid market, as well as encouraging measures which will ensure that the benefits presented by the global financial markets continue well into the future".
