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The findings were revealed alongside a Government-commissioned report aimed at revitalising high streets and shopping centres struggling to attract customers.

In November Ms Park made a rare direct appeal to parliament to pass a string of bills aimed at revitalising the economy.

The month of strikes is a blow to the centre-right/liberal coalition government, which has just approved a €4m (£3m) campaign aimed at revitalising Belgium's image abroad following the Brussels attacks.

New laws to prevent people with extremist views and backgrounds from working with young people will be included in this week's Queen's speech as part of a legislative programme aimed at revitalising David Cameron's premiership after the 23 June EU referendum.

The hardline measures are the most visible of a raft of new policies aimed at revitalising the maritime status of the world's largest archipelagic nation by improving infrastructure (including transport networks and ports), protecting local fisheries and reducing pressure on Indonesia's marine resources.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has "stepped up" plans for more stimulus measures aimed at revitalising the eurozone economy, bank president Mario Draghi has said.

It began in the 1970s as a community-based business activity aimed at rediscovering and revitalising economically backward rural areas.

The sale is the latest move by new chief executive John Hancock aimed at refocusing the group and revitalising its poor trading performance.

It is all thanks to lottery and EU funding of 'Celebrate Belfast', aimed at shaking off the city's troubled image and revitalising its tourism.

Since last May, its bosses and its four main banks have been grappling with a survival plan aimed at putting in fresh capital, closing surplus capacity, and revitalising a weak product range.

However, the deals have been criticised because they are mainly aimed at borrowers with large deposits, and there are fears the scheme will fail to boost lending to first time buyers who need affordable 95% loan-to-value mortgages, which is seen as the key to revitalising the market.