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But it cautioned that measures would be needed to boost Britain's long-term growth potential and to tackle inequality once recovery was assured.

He became the first world leader to say publicly that there will need to be another G20 summit this year to "actually look at what metrics, what numbers will be needed" to boost economies for 2010.

A windfall of around £70,000 from TV and gate money is a lottery win, even if £20,000 will be needed to boost their floodlights if they ever get promoted.

Mario Draghi, the ECB president, hinted recently that more stimulus measures could be needed to boost confidence and growth in the eurozone if there was a further drop in prices.

This misapprehension, this simple ignorance, matters very much in a world where wild plants are increasingly endangered – including, let it be said, many wild relatives of those 30 or so crops, which may be needed to boost resistance to climate change and plant disease in a 21st century where feeding the soaring world population sustainably will be a terrifying challenge.

In such cases, unsupervised motion segmentation fails and additional information is needed to boost the performance.

Investment was needed to boost the quality of services and reduce the cost to parents.

Frances O'Grady says a "triple alliance" is needed to boost trade union numbers in the private sphere.

Frenkel said structural reforms were needed to boost economies' growth potential.

Mr Palocci champions long-term fiscal reform, which is needed to boost growth.