What does GI stand for?

General Increase

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Samples in periodicals archive:

has agreed not to ask for any general increase in its power rates until 2012.

United States: Idaho Power delays rate increase until 2012

Byline: MANDEEP SINGH CIGARETTE companies have increased their prices as a result of a general increase in the cost of goods in Bahrain.

The price of lighting up climbs

Discipline issues were not confined to students with behavioural difficulties but refer also to staff encountering a general increase in tendency among young people to unduly challenge authority and disregard school rules.

CLASS WAR; Four in five teachers say disruptive kids making their ...

The scheme comes amid a general increase in anti-social behaviour against uniform personnel.

Students fired up for class

While the reason for this is unknown, the researchers suggest that it may be because of children spending time outdoors playing with dogs in the warmer temperatures, or due to a general increase in the irritability of dogs during the warmer months.

Young kids particularly vulnerable to dog bites, especially during ...

He considered there should be a general increase in awards in towage cases.

Salvage And The Disparity Principle: How Much Is Enough?

He put the general increase in the popularity of internet shopping down mainly to choice, rather than cost.

'Young pound' key to surviving the crunch

Thornhill added: 'Recovery is likely to be preceded by a wider improvement in the world's major equity markets, signalling a general increase in enthusiasm for equities.

AIM feels chill of the credit carnage