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It is expected to explain in detail how members of the old board awarded Mr. Grasso his pay package, focusing on what critics have described as the web of insider ties and conflicting relationships under Mr. Grasso.

The Farm at San Benito in the Philippines offers an environmental detox package, focusing on relaxation and expelling all traces of radiation from the body using ionised detox foot-baths and skin detoxifying treatments.

Today it launches an enterprise package focusing on large consumer and media brands which will let its customers manage large numbers of Pages and Twitter accounts, with individual user permissions, allowing customer support teams and moderators to work alongside marketing and PR departments.

In this study, we re-evaluate this position using the novel LAI algorithm implemented in the RFMix software package, focusing on the classification of San and Bantu ancestry.

For instance, it allowed us to manage the gaps and overlaps between the work package focusing on the policy development process at national level and the team working on policy implementation within the districts.

Although details on the breakdown are lacking, the package focuses on infrastructure spending — airports, subways, railroads — which will clearly bolster the beleaguered sector.

But easily the most contentious part of the package focused on the antinarcotics aid to Colombia and other countries in the region, including Ecuador and Bolivia.

Instead, the package focused on promised new steps that respond to demands from Sinn Fein, the political arm of the I.R.A., to establish the "context" of guarantees that the guerrilla group says it needs as a condition for disarming.

In a meeting with the most ardent House conservatives, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, the chairman of the House Budget Committee, laid out a package focused on an overhaul of Medicare and a path toward a comprehensive simplification of the tax code.

The group's leader, Representative Steve Scalise, Republican of Louisiana, emerged still adamant that any way forward must include a hit to the Affordable Care Act, even if the package focused on entitlement programs — also called "mandatory" spending.

While insisting the government was sticking to its austerity plan despite a gloomier outlook for the economy, the chancellor levied a surprise £2bn windfall tax on North Sea oil companies to finance a populist 1p a litre reduction in the price at the pumps as the unexpected finale of a reform package focused on reversing Britain's economic decline.