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This represents a significant increase in the annual rate of WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) service delivery.

The hundreds of millions of dollars in annual aid pledged for Mexico represents a significant increase over previous spending.

The campaign represents a significant increase in ad spending in major media for Keds.

"This proposal represents a significant increase," said Eron Shosteck, a spokesman for the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, the principal industry lobbying group on Capitol Hill.

The £29m spent last year in Afghanistan represents a significant increase compared to the £62.8m spent on security contractors between 2007 and 2009.

This represents a significant increase from 2008, when 44 percent of Republican turnout was made up of evangelical Christians.

The UNGC reports that these numbers represent a significant increase over its 2010 findings.

Manfred was asked if even the union's plan would represent a significant increase in the burden on those clubs.

If implemented, the mobilisation would represent a significant increase in the rebel's fighting potential.

That would represent a significant increase in the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization's budget, which this year includes only $2.2 billion in spending on national missile defense and $4.5 billion overall.

The 548 killings that year represented a significant increase over 508 the year before, and some of the men who investigated homicides recall concern about the rising rate, and about a city widely viewed as sometimes violent and dangerous.