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And his campaign will begin a multimillion-dollar advertising drive as early as this week aimed at reintroducing himself to Republican voters on his own terms.

She said the College & University Homebuyers Program is another incentive aimed at reintroducing the middle-class to cities. "This is a great start," Ms. Kenny said, "but we will have to see how many takers it attracts and, if necessary, what we can do to pump it up and go from there".

A DORMANT textile mill in Paterson and a vacant site once occupied by a building-supply business in Bayonne are to be transformed into rental apartments with the help of a new state program called Downtown Living, aimed at reintroducing middle-income housing into urban neighborhoods.

Two weeks ago, vice-president Michel Temer, an experienced politician, gave up the mission he had accepted from the President to smooth relations between the executive and Congress, controlled by his party, the PMDB, in order to ensure passage of an economic austerity plan aimed at reintroducing fiscal discipline to federal accounts and restore investor's confidence.

But he is convinced, after almost a decade leading the Cricket Foundation's Chance to Shine initiative aiming at reintroducing the game to state schools, there is considerable untapped potential for county cricket in engaging more enthusiastically with British Asians.

Since September, eight countries have reintroduced border checks, aimed at preventing large numbers of refugees and migrants entering.

For example, this year airlines reintroduced minimum-stay fare rules aimed at discouraging business travelers from using cheaper advance-purchase fares.

In November, a bipartisan bill was reintroduced in the U.S. Congress aimed at pressuring China to guarantee continued autonomy and human rights in Hong Kong.

office has confirmed to the National Iranian American Council (NIAC) that he will drop language aimed at deporting non-immigrant Iranians from the U.S. when he reintroduces the Stop Terrorists Entry Program (STEP) Act.

Prescriptions for ecological restoration of ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) forests of the American Southwest are generally aimed at approximating pre-fire-exclusion conditions by reducing tree densities and hazardous fuels, and reintroducing surface fire.

In early 2000, donor support, aimed at rebuilding the country's physical infrastructure, had begun to decline and user fees were reintroduced, resulting in decreased health care utilization, poor coverage, and inadequate incentives for health care providers.