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The chemicals will be given a further five years' grace if banning them would put crops in serious danger.
Osborne also said the job market for young people would be given a further boost by scrapping National Insurance contributions for companies when they hire under-21s.
Instead he told delegates that the public would not think it "reasonable" for the service to be given a further funding boost until it had made more progress on delivering its £22bn efficiency target and transforming how it provides care.
Even Amien Rais, a rabble-rouser who will chair the August assembly and is one of the president's fiercest critics, appears to accept that, after this reshuffle, Mr Wahid should be given a further year.Gus Dur needs to exploit this opportunity.
They will be given a further points penalty if they have not emerged from administration by the time the 2012-13 season kicks off.
The market for valve-regulated lead−acid (VRLA) batteries is growing steadily and will be given a further boost as the market for 36-V batteries for the 42-V PowerNet develops over the next few years.
One defendant, Jake Colman, was given a further fine after admitting breaching an order given in conjunction with previous environmental direct action.
Housebuilders' shares were given a further lift last week on the back of a report from Barclays which is predicting that house prices will keep on rising.
On Thursday, West Midlands police were given a further seven days to hold the men after applying for an extension at Coventry magistrates' court.
The League One club were given a further seven days to pay their £378,487.36 debt to Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs after their case was adjourned until Wednesday.
