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Designed to "kick start a wave of new investment in public service digital media for audiences around Britain" the £50m 4IP fund will launch in July as a collaboration between Channel 4 and a series of development and media agencies from around the UK.

The research is part of a project designed to kick-start a pan-European improvement in diversity and integration in schools.

This international rowing centre, complete with gym and restaurant, is partly designed to kick-start any future bid by London for the Olympic Games.

A unique promotion designed to kick-start this new video platform, the AVD Stars program gives creators a share of $1 million per month based on customer engagement with their title.

In a separate action designed to kick-start the housing market, the Fed also announced Tuesday that it is beginning a new program to buy $100 billion in direct obligations of government-controlled mortgage buyers Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Home Loan Banks.

It is designed to kick-start growth in the western part of China's economic capital, just as Pudong did in the east.

Ernst & Young, which represents some of the UK's biggest firms, said the report is designed to kick-start discussion among corporations and tax experts about what needs to change.

Many of these groups are participating in the X Prize, a contest designed to kick-start passenger travel in space.

At Osterley, Wintringham tried to kick-start a genuine People's Army.

But does the Apple Watch do enough to kick-start a hitherto lacklustre market?

We started with a bottle of Albarino to kick-start a night of feasting.