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By capping the market-share of retail banks in current accounts, business current accounts and small business lending and committing to creating at least two new challenger banks—it seeks to make retail banking more competitive and unblock lending to SMEs.

Next year's Wolfson Economics Prize is offering £250,000 for the best proposal for a new 21st Century garden city whilst the Policy Exchange think-tank recently urged whichever party won the next election to commit itself to creating at least one new such development.

"The government has also opened over 250 free schools since 2010 and we are committed to creating at least 500 more during this parliament, creating over 400,000 new school places and ensuring even more parents have access to a good local school for their child".

It's a no-brainer really, you're earning as you go and you see what the farmer does differently to what you may have done at home". The Welsh Government said it is committed to creating at least 100,000 all-age apprenticeships over this current Assembly term.

The United Nations expects to create at least 17 tent cities to allow for centralized distribution.

Q. Tell me more about the culture you're trying to create at your company.

"What you try to create at a club like Liverpool," he said, "is competition for places.

Q. Talk about the culture you try to create at your studio.

Mr. Loftus's goal now is to create at least one new show every three years.

My stepfather wanted to create at least half of Hammersmith into a working farm.

What really motivated her was the community she was able to create at Kitson Hall every weekend.