The 1980s saw a trebling of people on disability, largely amongst the oldest in the workforce.

Wood's immediate response was to put forward a plan which would enable the trebling of aircraft production and manning.

"Absent the trebling," he said, "you're still looking at a multibillion-dollar exposure."

"So you can see the trebling, quadrupling of our effort that we are putting in to the relationship with Brazil," he says with a smile.

But, if rising inflation eventually necessitates a doubling or trebling of rates, the cost in a few years' time could be unthinkable.

Mr Willetts, please could you explain how the trebling of university fees will, in the short, medium or long term, produce savings for the country?

During the past two years Mr. Rother has presided over the trebling of the association's legislative staff, to 125.

The cash deal is being financed largely by a trebling of WPP's shares outstanding.

The trebling of the series is based on the mention of teruah three times in connection with the seventh month (Lev.

These severe economic conditions were reflected in a small fall in membership and a trebling of the numbers seeking to pay a minimum hardship subscription.

Crusty Old Thomas Trebling who could scarcely say a polite word to anyone even his customers became a fairy godfather to them.

He retired as chairman in 1992, by which time he had overseen a quadrupling of the group's turnover and a trebling of staff numbers.

In 1868 Thorold Rogers proposed the trebling of Income tax for absentee land owners which was later rejected.

Between 2005 and 2007, despite the trebling of oil prices, oil production remained relatively flat, a sign according to many that oil production has peaked.

Compared with the previous week, there was a trebling in the rate of flu and a doubling of the rate of flu-like illness.

Detective Inspector Alan Brown said it had been done to create more addicts but resulted in a trebling of the number of fatalities.

Finally ... Is it not the case that the trebling of fees is a rather clumsy way of 'cooking the Nation's books'?

The LSE Students Union was central in the demonstrations against cuts and a trebling of fees in 2010.

Sky Arts, meanwhile, has announced a trebling of its arts budget, much of it presumably to be spent on the return of the ever-resplendent quiff.

In 1881 the Queensland Parliament approved a trebling of the line further west to Hughenden, Queensland.

He also revealed a trebling in compensation payouts to civilians in Helmand over deaths or injuries mistakenly caused by British forces.

The £3.2m investment in the pottery includes the provision of new kilns and is expected to result in a trebling of the workforce over the next four years.

Commentators pointed out that supplies there had been relatively stable, leaving the public unprepared for the sudden doubling and trebling of prices on basic foods and commodities.

The Federation strain was released to Australian farmers in 1903 and resulted in a trebling of Australia's wheat harvest over a period of twenty years.

"Fee increases in Scotland are a direct result of Westminster's betrayal of students, and trebling of fees, and this decision was forced on Scotland.

We knew they were trebling in 2012 since last year.

The size of the police force was trebled in 1901.

The population reached 1500, treble the present number of around 500.

China has trebled its spending on research and development in the last five years.

In the past 25 years the population has trebled due to the building program.

Between 1976 and 1977 the number of working days lost trebled to 10 million (compared to 759,000 last year).

"The number of cases has trebled in the last twelve hours."

The education department forecast the school numbers would treble by 1975.

Within the lifetime of anyone over 70, the world's population has trebled.

This standing army almost trebled in size to 50,000 between 1588 and 1607.

Three years from now, that figure will be doubled, perhaps even trebled.

By 2131 the number of senior judges had trebled to around 1,200.

Since 1979, under the present Government, that figure has trebled to more than 6.5 per cent.

One's body seemed to treble in weight, all of it cold as stone.

I find it hard to believe that the number of flights will treble in 40 years!

In 1983 the amount had more than trebled, and the figure by last year was well over 100 million tons.

The funds intended for these were to be trebled within seven years.

And what she was doing now only trebled the already powerful longing.

But it worked, with Jones trebling the agency's size in four years.

Gas consumption in Japan will almost treble by the year 2000.

In the last five years alone, for instance, it's trebled.

The amount of traffic using the bridge trebled between 1961 and 1970.

The right to buy discount in parts of the capital will treble.

This trebled the money value of subsidies compared with 1939.

The price of land has trebled in three months, said Sean, and it's still moving.

"We would triple our business if people were able to park here."

By 1970 the number of members had more than tripled to 32,000.

I started with a single room, and since then, we've tripled our space.

That figure was later more than tripled because of interest.

At 930 million people, the country's population has nearly tripled since 1947.

Over the following century the city's population more than tripled.

The town's population more than tripled between 1950 and 2000.

Its population more than tripled to over half a million between 1860 and 1910.

From 1900 to 1916 the total number of students tripled.

Between 1991 and 1996, the value of his company more than tripled.

Since 1999, much of the country land has tripled in price.

The city is now home to a large foreign population, which has tripled over the past 5 years.

We have tripled the size of the company since 2003.

Between 1960 and 1970 alone, the population tripled from 3,070 to 10,048.

In the second half, they began to double and triple on me.

His heart rate probably tripled at the sound of that voice.

She felt as if her heart had just tripled in size.

By 1829 the new church had more than tripled in size.

The number of students tripled over the next ten years.

During that same general period, the town's population more than tripled from 920 to just over 3,000 between 1890 and 1940.

Of course, oil prices have tripled in the last five years.

In the last three years sales have more than tripled.

Its stock price has tripled in less than two years.

The company's stock price has tripled over the last two years.

It stock has more than tripled in the last 12 months.

He was so young his treble voice could be Mistaken for a girl's.

The old treble chance has got the order of the boot.

And a treble voice would make it more poignant, I think.

A delighted voice rose into the treble range at the other end.

And of course the treble whisky was too much for him.

It sounded great, his two big hands working the treble keys.

Again, and now the tone seemed to have a slightly more treble quality to it.

There were six, but in 2007 two new treble bells increased this to eight.

When Sue's treble voice answered, he played the expected game with her.

The treble writing was clearer: that is, if the ear worked hard.

He turned his attention to social analysis, which was offering many double and a few treble figures.

"In the land of Music" for treble voices and children's orchestra.

There have been several different types of treble boosters made.

Occasionally it can play in the treble range, however the sound is not desirable.

Sensitive enough to take out noise and leave much of the treble intact.

Speed increases of double, treble and more are often claimed.

The treble clef is always used even for the bottom notes.

My natural top would be a high G in the treble clef.

And more often than not, the treble screeches with distortion.

But why do they give you a treble boost?

And once you've had one treble gin it seems slightly absurd not to have another.

In 1999 it was extended with six bass and seven treble bells.

Notes written in the treble clef are played with the hands.

But somehow it missed the two sets of treble hooks.

They can also be snagged with a bare treble hook.

I never had a chance at a triple play before.

However, the team would end the game on a triple play.

The low point was when he, then age 8, hit into a triple play.

But put every one of your men on triple red tonight.

To get a triple play, it's got to be hit hard enough where you have time.

That is triple what it spent from 1979 to 2002.

These numbers are triple the rate of 15 years ago.

On July 21, he was involved in a triple play.

The last act of a triple crime was almost ready.

I will go down as the triple greatest of all time.

Double and triple takes are the order of the night.

It was the first triple play they turned since September 21, 1979.

As a result, he said, "we have the chance to put the triple back into the game."

I know I'm never going to do a triple jump.

Triple break point, with an opportunity to serve it out.

He led her into another room and up to a triple mirror.

In the fifth game, he again had triple break point, but lost the next five points.

She got up and went to look at herself in the triple mirror.

Questions are played for double and triple points toward the end of the game.

Only in the last 18 months has triple jumping taken over his life.

His long program next week will include eight triple jumps.

And they hit into a triple play in the ninth.

Prices for rooms can more than triple at these times.

The total amount was triple that raised four years earlier.

Each regiment was in a triple line like our own.