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Mr. Scheele first reassured wary dealers by flying them to England to show them his new product plans, and by introducing a more generous leasing deal.

By introducing a more regular face to face assessment we can make sure that the right support goes to those who need it.

Nowadays the snowboarder is seen as being at the vanguard of the US ski industry - not only in terms of pushing the technical envelope but also by introducing a more casual, and street-inspired look to the slopes.

Pew and other conservation groups have called on Iccat member nations, which are to meet next month in Istanbul, to acknowledge the scale of the problem and to improve the catch documentation by introducing a more rigorous electronic tracking plan.

The energy gain achievable by introducing a more optimal gradient is demonstrated in Fig. 4, which shows the peak energy achieved at different plasma densities with and without a gradient.

The present work aims at modeling the performance of isothermal PSA cycles for the production of H2 from refinery fuel gas by introducing a more reliable calculation of the final pressure during the pressure equalization steps.

Others have experimented with targeted subsidies to the very poorest that have helped reduce inequality in Latin America (see article).By introducing a more efficient, and progressive, social safety net, Asia's governments will go some way towards mitigating their growing income gaps.

At the same time, Putin is making it harder for the coalition to launch independent operations by introducing a lot more anti-aircraft systems in Syria.

Handing over assets to small organisations threatened by austerity could help them, by providing a bulwark against the cuts, and could help us, by introducing a little more accountability into the sustainability of our asset management.

Marks & Spencer sought to revive its fortunes by hiring new designers and introducing a more fashion-conscious range of clothing under the brand per una dué.

Bezar, the bizarre bazaar imagined by Fab.com cofounder Bradford Shellhammer, is today introducing a more traditional marketplace for design brands to sell their wares called Storefronts.