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It is formulating a new energy plan that calls for nuclear power to meet up to 20% of Japan's electricity needs by 2030.

But they said it also reflected Mr. Jiang's desire to prevent Mr. Hu from formulating a new doctrine, even if the contents were not especially contentious.

That paper did not respond to a request for comment; analysts said that after the recent purchase of Le Monde by a group of French entrepreneurs, the newspaper might still be formulating a new digital strategy.

As for Labour, the person in charge of formulating a new industrial policy was supposed to be Angela Eagle, but she has other things on her mind at the moment.

With the notable exception of Richard Armitage, the deputy secretary of state, the administration has refused to acknowledge even obvious shortcomings, such as its slowness in formulating a new counter-terrorism policy.

Even before getting the top job he was influential in formulating a new policy, sometimes called "Ulsterisation" and sometimes "police primacy", which sought to reduce the army's role and put the RUC in control of security policy.

BAA has worked with airlines and air-traffic control authorities to formulate a new snow plan.

Ms. Reiniger, who is seeking to raise capital, must now formulate a new exit strategy.

Various attempts have been made to formulate a new legal test of responsibility.

Mr. Keith, meanwhile, has formulated a new maxim for aspiring authors: "Whether you get published or not, write anyway".

Led by Descartes, philosophers had begun to formulate a new conception of nature as an intricate, impersonal, and inert machine.