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Merging can aid fundraising: Merging has made us consider new forms of fundraising that we had not used before, such as warm and cold direct mail.

"If Ofcom and the government agree, as indicated, that they want Channel 4 to be the main source of public competition to the BBC, then they must consider new forms of public support to underpin our public service contribution and to replace the analogue spectrum subsidy we currently receive".

With projections indicating an increase in mobility over the next few decades and annual flight departures expected to rise to over 16 billion by 2050, there is a demand for the aviation industry and associated stakeholders to consider new forms of aircraft and technology.

The question now becomes, how slow would the region's economy have to get to force the ECB to consider new forms of stimulus?

I believe now is the time -- actually, it has been the time for decades -- to consider new forms of leadership, not only in the Middle East, but around the world.

MDG8 addresses the implementation of sustainable development but does not consider new forms of financing, technology and capacity building (28).

Like several other states, New Hampshire has been wrestling with ways to address its budget deficit and has been considering new forms of gambling to help fill its treasury and add jobs.

In addition to advancing the case for better training of imams (many of whom are volunteers from within the community) the CFCM is considering new forms of domestic funding for France's mosques.

Papers in this special issue of the Journal of Quantitative Criminology are to consider advances in place-based methods that considers new forms of data, new methods and new crime types that allow for the continued development of the crime and place literature.

In this year's Africa Progress Report, which we launched yesterday at the World Economic Forum on Africa, we call on leaders in all sectors, including government, business, and civil society, to do more to strengthen, replicate and scale-up existing partnerships, but also to identify and consider new forms and areas of collaboration.

Critical Encounters with Immersive Storytelling considers exciting new forms of storytelling that are emerging in contemporary popular culture.