He will attempt to
sweeten the pill by claiming that he needs pounds 8 billion to spend on the National Health Service - but his popularity is set to nose-dive when he reveals his plans.
Earn less pay more budget on the way
In 1997, to
sweeten the pill of NATO's expansion into central Europe, NATO and Russia signed a document dubbed the "Founding Act" to establish the Permanent Joint Council (PJC) in which Russia held equal place with the 16 NATO members to discuss common security concerns.
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Far more than mere sight gags, the best of these cartoons are bite-sized chunks of psychology, philosophy, or even theology, tiny morality plays with a twist of humor or satire to
sweeten the pill or cover the barb.
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Major then sought to
sweeten the pill by passing on an invitation from the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to visit Moscow.
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Mr Gilroy also made reference to the potential pay rises being handed out to those at the top of the council and said an extra 50p an hour for the lowest paid would not
sweeten the pill.
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CHANCELLORS bearing bad economic news generally like to do what they can to
sweeten the pill.
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To
sweeten the pill, they offered me EeAu1,500 (Dh8,637) or so.
Opportunity strikes as soon as I step away
Money is the only thing that could
sweeten the pill of having to be ambushed by Jon Snow.
Fergie cashed out.. now he's cashing in
The principle that no member state will gain a seat or lose more than one MEP' in the next European elections in 2014, invented by rapporteurs to
sweeten the pill, was accepted by all MEPs meeting in plenary session, on 13 March.
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Of course, the lovable mutt ultimately learns a valuable lesson about individuality versus conformity, with some slapstick interludes and syrupy sentiment to
sweeten the pill.
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But Mr Monti, now 81, said that did not
sweeten the pill.
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But to
sweeten the pill, they bestowed hundreds of shares upon me, a neat pile for each account I owned.
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A very disappointed Lions coach, Mark Ellis for once couldn't find positives to
sweeten the pill.
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Though, of course, they seek to
sweeten the pill by claiming the kids would get a "better and broader" education elsewhere.
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In a letter to David Cameron from Pfizer's Scottish-born chief executive, Ian Read attempted to
sweeten the pill, pledging a commitment to Astra's planned research and development hub in Cambridge.
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