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The personal account was due to roll out in 2012 with the aim of boosting retirement income for millions of lower-income savers.

The Democrats are holding their national convention this week, with the aim of boosting John Kerry in his race to defeat George Bush in November's presidential election.

However, there are good reasons to doubt that the move will succeed in its aim of boosting the development of South Korea's provinces.

His comments come as the government launched its blueprint to encourage more walking and cycling with the aim of boosting the number of people who get around by bike or on foot by 2040.

But the celebrity campaigners Bono and Bob Geldof said there was still no agreement on aid, with the aim of boosting financial assistance by $50bn£28.5bnbn) "hanging in the balance".

Gerard Lemos, executive chairman of the Payments Council said: "The service was designed to make life easier for customers by removing barriers to switching, with the aim of boosting competition in the banking sector.

Speaking to the NSW Labor conference, Shorten will say the current policies on negative gearing and capital gains discounts are expensive drains on the budget that are failing spectacularly in their original aims of boosting new housing stock.

Price promotions are commonly used in store with the aims of boosting purchasing by reducing the price of products as well as possibly stimulating impulsive purchases by increasing the prominence of items in store (e.g., via tags and placement).

On the occasion of the human genome's publication earlier this month, the German government presented plans for the creation of a National Genome Research Network with the aim of significantly boosting research into the genetic origins of cancer, infections, and cardiovascular diseases.

Now another Silicon Valley initiative is taking aim at the science of boosting longevity.

USIS conducts about 65percentt of the background checks done by private contractors, and more than half of all the investigations conducted by the OPM, according to a statement issued last week by the office of Senator Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat who is a co-sponsor of legislation aimed at boosting oversight of the security clearance process.