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The claim that greenery is the future goes back to the fiscal-stimulus package launched by the government last year to revive the credit-crunched economy.

11.11am BST Circular economy package launched The recycling targets are a small part of the EU's attempt to steer the continent towards a future in which resources are used again and again.

"Signs have been emerging that China's stimulus package launched last November is working," Qu Hongbin, China economist at HSBC in Hong Kong, said in a report earlier this week.

"Signs have been emerging that China's stimulus package launched last November is working," Qu Hongbin, a China economist at HSBC in Hong Kong, said in a report in the last week.

One part of that response was the 4 trillion yuan ($586 billion) stimulus package launched last November, but much of this has been directed toward the sort of infrastructure projects that are dominated by large state-owned enterprises.According to Joerg Wuttke, president of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, state firms have been the "big winners of this crisis".

Female empowerment in the world of dating apps now seems to be en vogue in the world of tech startups, and even Tinder, as part of its new subscription Plus package launched in March, has introduced new reporting systems to try to stop men behaving badly.

The Abbott government has traded away most of the budget savings it was counting on from its higher education package, launching a second attempt to legislate the changes even as key crossbench senators warned they continued to oppose core elements.

If Obama doesn't fix what is broken in our regulatory system, it won't matter what kind of stimulus package is launched.

A first TEannot pipeline [ 21] from the REPET package was launched to annotate TE copies in the genome.

The slogan was "Combat Drug Resistance – No action today, no cure tomorrow" A six-point policy package was launched as a core product for World Health Day.

A policy package was launched in August 2015 and the International Day of Peace presented an opportunity to renew commitments to promote children's rights to a safe and peaceful learning environment.