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It suggested, however, that a higher 7% cap would provide greater long-term certainty.

Linking it to interleague play would provide greater validation for that aspect of the schedule.

They said that moving the process outside the department would provide greater accountability and independence, and would increase public confidence.

Several participants said that involving other countries, and preferably the United Nations, would provide greater legitimacy to the tribunal.

Swann said the AFL was supportive of the idea, adding that it would provide "greater supporter engagement and fan involvement".

The S.E.C. contributed to those expectations by arguing that certification would "provide greater assurance" that firms "have not violated, or are not currently violating, federal securities laws".

Some argue that a mayor would provide greater accountability and creditability; others say such a system would open the door to corruption and nepotism.

Junior business minister Ian Pearson said raising the ceiling for help allowed to business outside "assisted areas" to £16bn would provide greater flexibility.

Labor has unveiled its biggest promise to date in a $3bn childcare package which would provide greater rebates to families with incomes under $150,000.

Among Mr. Sadr's most hotly disputed proposals has been to form a popular militia that his senior aides said would provide greater security in Shiite neighborhoods.

Supporters argued that a mayoral system would provide greater accountability, opponents that it would open the door to corruption and nepotism.