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But Goodwill, a former shipping minister, said the new wall was part of a package of measures to step up security at the Channel ports.

"If a school isn't doing well enough, there aren't the same measures to step in and improve it in Sweden," she said.

Finally, Mr. Chirac is committed to completing his economic deregulation program with new measures to step up competition that will be tied to the final removal of price controls.

The figures, obtained by the Guardian, come as the new energy secretary, Ed Davey, dedicated his first speech in the job on Wednesday to announcing new measures to step up home energy efficiency amid concern about public opposition to the cost of government policies.

China's hectic growth has made it an indispensable partner both in redressing global economic imbalances and in curbing carbon emissionsMr Obama's trip predictably failed to produce breakthroughs on either issue, though a lengthy joint statement outlined measures to step up co-operation on developing clean energy.

Google is one of a number of firms which recently agreed on measures to step up the hunt for abusive images.

Leaders and several rank-and-file Republicans have also shied away from a new measure to step up Russia sanctions in response to Moscow's alleged hacks of certain Democratic figures and coordination with WikiLeaks to release stolen information during the 2016 elections.

Health officials say they are stepping up measures to stop the flu here, but some Aboriginal leaders and health activists say it is not enough.

Science's standards have always been high, and these measures add to steps we have already taken to increase transparency, such as requiring data accessibility.

He promised to encourage step-by-step measures to reassure the west over Iran's nuclear ambitions.

We measured responses to step-like cAMP stimuli at high temporal resolution and accuracy by means of green fluorescent protein reporters.