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House construction is seen as essential to boosting the economy.
From free entry to museums and galleries, to boosting the film industry with tax credits, to winning the Olympics.
But if that happens, it could lead to boosting the existing bubble in the property market, warns Varoufakis.
Mr. Cluck said he anticipated that in addition to boosting the university, the project would fuel a rejuvenation of downtown.
The government of prime minister Petr Nečas seems committed to boosting the country's nuclear capacity as fast as possible.
And the new management is committed to boosting the magazine's prominence, partly by building a stronger relationship with the museum's scientists.
He committed to boosting the number of homes that are custom built in the UK, still lagging so far behind our European counterparts.
Older people too have contributed to boosting the number of people Greater London contains to the brink of its largest ever and beating the record set in 1939.
Still, the board is "willing to consider any proposal that would lead to boosting the company's profitability and increasing competition," he said.
Apprenticeship funding Improving the quality of training and apprenticeships must be a cornerstone to boosting the supply of well paid jobs in the North of England.
We are calling on the UK government to commit to boosting the proportion of aid going directly to women's rights groups working on the frontline.
