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The government has set aside £40m for local authorities over the next three years to put support arrangements in place.

Keeping families together has been a priority for the 14 key workers, who have managed to put support in place to prevent seven children going into care.

He will say: "The decision [from Nissan] is another clear vote of confidence in Britain's manufacturing industry, and vindicates the government's decision to put support for manufacturing at the core of its economic strategy".

Hoon, who served as Brown first chief whip when the latter took the reins from Tony Blair, and former health secretary Hewitt, have been subjected to a direct barracking from colleagues over their attempt to put support for Brown to the test by calling for a secret ballot, according to emails published on LabourList.

Or Aunt Sally's homemade wedding cake that melted and crashed to the ballroom floor because she didn't know to put supports inside it.

Another in the centre-left To Vima put support at 47%.

Mr Rajoy blames the economy for the surge in support for separatism, but Spain's nascent recovery has so far made little change to popular opinion; polls put support for independence at about 50%.

For one, Oracle plans to keep putting support behind OpenOffice, a free open-source productivity suite that competes with Office from Microsoft, Oracle's longtime nemesis.

I'd want to put mayoral support behind the new wave of green living – encouraging new ideas for a London urban park, community gardening and other community co-operation.

A handful of local authorities have received funding from the Department for Work and Pensions to put relationship support at the heart of what they do.

"It's time for Newt to put his support behind Rick".