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The new scheme will be aimed at boosting literacy, numeracy and health and well-being in some of Scotland's most disadvantaged communities.

"This level of meddling by a foreign power can only be aimed at boosting Donald Trump and should send chills down the spine of all Americans, regardless of political party".

Magee competed in the singles event in the British capital but the funding that she and her brother will receive from the Olympic Council of Ireland [OCI] will be aimed at boosting their mixed doubles challenge in Rio.

The UN's top official on climate issues, Christiana Figueres, told an audience in the Norwegian capital Oslo this week that a proposed climate pact will be aimed at boosting growth and development, according to Reuters.

Both deals are aimed at boosting future growth.

He claimed that the decision was aimed at "boosting the performance of public employees".

Analysts believe it is aimed at boosting productivity, but there is scepticism about whether it will work.

One project, called "Milk for Cocaine" and backed by $5.3m from the UN, is aimed at boosting dairy farming.

EU The European commission is to give $179.41m€140m0m) of funding for Ebola-affected countries, $48.69m€38m8m) of which is aimed at boosting health systems.

"With global competition growing ever more severe, the new management system is aimed at boosting Toyota Motor's competitiveness," the company said.

The two countries say the exercises are not intended to intimidate to any nation, but are aimed at boosting cooperation between former rivals.