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Mr Clegg said: "This scheme is aimed at parents who are both at work".

The focus of this scheme is aimed at two transmit and two receive antennas.

Mr Bhanot says many of the people the scheme is aimed at are illiterate and fear this biometric information could end up in the hands of the police. .

They confirm the scheme is aimed at "millions of young supporters across the globe, from the USA to China to the UK".

George Osborne, the chancellor, added that the scheme is aimed at "those families that have saved for years" and young people who should have "the same chance of getting on the property ladder as their parents and grandparents".

Due to computational overheads, the scheme is aimed at the new generation of smartphones with GHz CPUs.

On the demand side, although the scheme is aimed at the informal sector, households who are employed in the formal sector were more likely to be members of the CHF.

"By getting out into the community, children can make new friends, develop new skills and more confidence," says Mary, adding that it is, ultimately, a lifestyle choice that the scheme is aiming to change.

Serco, the private firm that operates the system, uses lorries to lug bikes across London in order to free up space in crowded racks and resupply depleted ones, but does not always seem able to keep up.Stephen Glaister, a transport economist at Imperial College, London (and another devoted cyclist), wonders if the scheme is aiming at the wrong problem.

This £30m scheme is aimed at reaching about 20,000 small businesses over the next 15 months and offering many of them up to £2,000 to access specialist support on hiring, financial management and marketing.

A Lloyds TSB spokeswoman said that because the scheme was aimed at existing customers it was "more akin to porting your mortgage".