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An accounting released last week by Japan's Board of Audit, an independent agency, also revealed that about half of the country's reconstruction budget of 19 trillion yen (nearly $239 billion) has yet to be spent amid confusion and indecision over rebuilding strategies in the wake of the catastrophes in March 2011.

A landslide hazard zonation (LHZ) map is prepared in advance to facilitate mitigation strategies in the wake of any landslide hazard.

Moreover, cable's biggest players must overhaul their Internet strategies in the wake of the bankruptcy-court travails of their jointly owned access firm, ExciteAtHome.

Here's some helpful advice for credit card companies that are struggling to develop campus marketing strategies in the wake of the CARD Act of 2009.

The CPD's caginess extends to tactical strategies: In the wake of the mass shooting of Dallas police officers early this month by gunman Micah Johnson, the city has reportedly revamped how it plans to respond to similar threats during the RNC of course, the nature of that revamp is a secret.

So G.E. has revamped its strategy in the wake of the financial crisis.

But it said everything about his strategy in the wake of President Obama's soporific performance in Denver last week.

The Facebook investment, made from Goldman's balance sheet, also sheds light on the firm's private equity strategy in the wake of the Dodd-Frank regulatory overhaul.

The Republican cave-in was announced from their retreat near Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, where they have been discussing overall strategy in the wake of the November elections.

The airline is evaluating operations to find the best way to reduce costs and refocus its strategy in the wake of Sept. 11.

But serious concerns have been raised over the coalition's plans for school sport with education secretary Michael Gove yet to announce his new strategy in the wake of £162m cuts to the ringfenced budget.