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WASHINGTON, July 16 (Reuters) - Two Senate Republicans on Tuesday backed a sweeping change to how the military handles cases of sexual assault, boosting a plan that faces strong opposition at the Pentagon and in Congress.

The New Green World Leader: Thanks for leading the way, President Janos Ader! OO First Head Of State In The World Backs Campaign To Save The Planet - it's Hungary's president, who boosts an ambitious plan to collect a billion-signature petition aimed at pressuring politicians to agree on radical measures to tackle global warming at the upcoming Paris climate talks.

DePaul represents one piece of a $1.1 billion investment to boost tourism, a plan that includes adding amenities to McCormick Place, which has lost convention business to cities like Orlando and Las Vegas, and sprucing up Navy Pier, the state's No. 1 tourist attraction, which is just north of downtown.

America's Federal Reserve took further measures to boost liquidity by unveiling a plan to provide up to $540 billion to support money-market mutual funds.

The Liberal Democrats have unveiled a series of policy ideas to boost growth - including a plan to build up to 25,000 council houses.

One Chinese newspaper said boosting grain subsidies would probably be offset by the continuing high cost of fertiliser.In Maoying village a poster announces a plan to boost benefits for participants in a new rural health-care scheme, which has been rolled out across the country over the past few years.

Offshore wind was also boosted with plans for a large new wind farm off the Firth of Forth.

In Canada, prime minister Justin Trudeau's administration has announced a plan to boost public investment.

It also includes energy matters and a plan to boost Kosovo's telecommunications system.

So they hatch a plan to boost their reputation: tag a New York City icon so that no one will forget them.

Meanwhile, state-owned Japan Post, which has a big financial-services arm, recently announced a plan to boost returns by investing in riskier assets (for which, read equities).