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MPs will also criticise the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) for cutting CCRC's funding, which they believe is financially counterproductive as it will heavily delay cases from being processed.

The bill is controversial for the way it will heavily subsidise renewable sources of electricity, such as wind farms and biomass, even though such technologies are immature and expensive.

It contains several Trojan horse provisions that are clearly intended to undermine Medicare over time -- it will allow private insurers to cherry-pick healthy clients in selected cities, and it will heavily subsidize private plans competing with traditional Medicare.

It will heavily support the Department for Work and Pensions' (DWP) universal credit programme and the personal independence payment, which is to replace its current benefit system in 2013.

Without taking these measures, support for parents and guardians will never be realized and may end up as a meaningless pledge, or it will heavily depend on overworking nursery teachers.

Google wouldn't offer too many details on how the algorithm works, other than that it will heavily favor profiles that are 'complete' – in fact, when you fill out your profile it will indicate if Google has deemed it 'complete' enough to appear as a thumbnail.

And Stephanie Kanwit, a Washington lawyer who wrote an industry-sponsored supporting brief in the Supreme Court case, said that if the appellate court in Philadelphia affirmed the rejection of the racketeering claim, "it will have heavily crippled" the class-action lawyers.

Rather than acquiring new brands, Coke has said it will invest heavily in Powerade and expand its noncarbonated business by introducing new products.

The city, as it always does, will heavily inflect the experience.

It will be heavily discounted to help persuade shareholders to take it up.

The company, led by Eric Schmidt, the chief executive, says it will invest heavily.