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The government would increase "aid for trade", a scheme introduced by the Howard government with an aim of helping developing countries improve their capacity to trade.

Brewers producing less than 5,000 hectolitres of beer a year – roughly 880,000 pints – are eligible for a 50% discount on beer duty under a scheme introduced by Gordon Brown in 2002.

It is found that a scheme introduced by Genz is considerably more accurate and is simpler to implement for higher degree and/or dimension than one due to McNamee and Stenger.

Despite a scheme introduced by the justice secretary, Jack Straw, which saw the early release of more than 10,000 prisoners, 65 inmates in England and Wales were still being held in police stations on Friday, among the total prison population of 80,778 - just 967 fewer than capacity in England and Wales.

In December he got a work permit and a social security number under a scheme introduced by President Barack Obama.

A scheme introduced by a 2005 report from the Deep Ecliptic Survey by J. L. Elliott et al. distinguishes between two categories: scattered-near (i.e. typical SDOs) and scattered-extended (i.e. detached objects).

The committee is investigating a permit scheme introduced by the Irish government in response to a Guardian exposé of working conditions on its trawlers in 2015.

In many respects the multiplicative AF kinematic hardening scheme plays a role equivalent to that of the back stress with a threshold scheme introduced by Chaboche [Chaboche, J.L., 1991.

A similar scheme introduced by the previous government failed to take off.

A proxy signature scheme, introduced by Mambo, Usuda and Okamoto, allows an entity to delegate its signing rights to another entity.

The justice secretary's abrupt U-turn – in response to the protest resignations of more than 100 magistrates – ditches a money-raising scheme introduced by his predecessor Chris Grayling, which only came into force in April this year.