The states spend the money on clean-up programmes or pay others to run such programmes.
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They tend to raid generalist MBA programmes for the former and specialised masters programmes for the latter.
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When donors funnel money to their own programmes, and assess those programmes themselves, a parallel state can emerge to rival the main one.
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And so it is here that the National Library's entire collection—books, manuscripts, newspapers, television programmes, radio programmes, audiobooks, parliamentary reports—is being digitised.
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OJK also allowed assets under insured-credit programmes to qualify for lower risk-weighting, which was aimed at stimulating loan growth under these programmes.
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The plant had diversified into commercial aerospace as long-standing U.S. military programmes wound down, but growing new programmes had not been easy, he added.
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She found that universal programmes can improve the reading ability of four-year-olds from low-income families, while means-tested programmes have no impact.
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Initiatives to build capability are getting off the ground - the Diplomatic Academy is providing trade training programmes, Cabinet Office is discussing system-wide capability programmes.
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Both universities have belatedly started to improve their outreach programmes, but for many years they were amateurish, and different colleges still run programmes of widely varying quality.
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"Demand for graduate business education remains strong, especially among the largest programmes, which also tend to be the most well known programmes with brand recognition," he added.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY The ratings on Indosat Ooredoo's bond and sukuk programmes and the issuances from these programmes are aligned with the National Long-Term Rating on the company.
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While discretionary stimulus programmes—like the large, one-off legislative packages enacted in 2009—are economically effective, political systems seem to lose their appetite for such programmes rather quickly.
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This should include support in measuring the progress made to ensure the programmes are working, and sharing feedback among AU member states to continually improve and adapt their programmes.
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DEBT RATINGS The ratings on the medium-term note programmes, senior notes and commercial paper programmes are sensitive to any changes in the IDRs of the banks and DBSH.
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Standard Bank's Mangale said it had created training programmes with Amazon and Microsoft, as well as internal programmes and partnerships with universities or technical schools and initiatives to retrain existing staff.
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But whether that is because of the programmes, or because women capable of complying with the strictures that prison-nursery programmes impose were heading down the right path anyway, is unclear.
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DEBT RATINGS The medium-term note programmes, senior notes and commercial paper programmes are rated at the same levels as the Long-Term and Short-Term IDRs of banks and DBSH.
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It is "the basic genetic code that informs everything the institute does, from its leadership programmes to its policy programmes", as Walter Isaacson, a former head of the institute, put it.
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A summary of rating steps for the programmes in this commentary is included in the Excel file "French Covered Bond Programmes - Rating Action Report" dated 14 November 337114 and available at www.fitchratings.
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"This objective will be supported by work in other areas, such as offering further energy efficiency programmes for our U.S. customers, proposals for renewable natural gas and hydrogen blending programmes," Pettigrew said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Bond and Sukuk Programmes The ratings on Indosat Ooredoo's bond and sukuk programmes and the issuances from these programmes are the same as Indosat Ooredoo's National Long-Term Rating of 'AAA(idn)' as the risk of default of these senior unsecured obligations is aligned with that of Indosat Ooredoo in accordance with Fitch's rating definitions.
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Programs and agencies transferred to the Department included the nuclear weapons programmes of the Atomic Energy Commission; the power reactor programmes of the U.S. Navy; the power marketing administrations of the Department of the Interior; building energy efficiency from the Department of Housing and Urban Development; and the electricity and gas regulatory programmes of the Federal Power Commission.
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To progressive politicians, means-tested services send the message that government programmes are for those who cannot help themselves, whereas universal programmes are a means by which society co-operates to help everyone.
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A summary of rating steps for the programmes in this commentary can be found in the excel file - "Italy Covered Bond Programmes - Rating Action Report" dated 212000 November 4807123 and available at www.fitchratings.
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Domestic companies will be subsidised or favoured in government programmes.
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Acea said Donnarumma had nothing to do with the programmes.
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Democrats have been offered $63bn in spending on other programmes.
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But look across the world and MBA programmes are thriving.
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Some analytic programmes suck in and link up more data.
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For all the false positives, screening programmes still save lives.
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These programmes have been found to have hardly any effect.
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Members also get free access to short original audio programmes.
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There are some differences between the Apple and Exodus programmes.
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I have good racing programmes going on for next year.
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And we have clear programmes over the next five years.
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But ISRO continues to avoid programmes that are too costly.
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It "programmes" students to favour profit over the public good.
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Pyongyang is subject to extensive international sanctions over those programmes.
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Privatisations have been a pillar of Greece's international bailout programmes.
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Going by past form, viewers will lap up the programmes.
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BRAC is already a hybrid of charitable programmes and businesses.
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We want to reach free energy markets, but with subsidy programmes for those with low income, and not to have the subsidy in the form of lowering the energy prices, but through other programmes.
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Black Americans are more likely to be recipients of means-tested welfare programmes like Medicaid or Housing Assistance - at 41% participation in one or more programmes in 2012 that is about twice the national average.
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Detailed information on the programmes mentioned in this commentary can be found in the Excel file, Rating Action Report Australian Covered Bond Programmes, dated 4 November 2016, which can be accessed by the link above.
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Credit risk is the main rating driver for the Greek programmes.
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China and India both have lunar programmes and, doubtless, similar thoughts.
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Norway and Denmark ran similar programmes, as did some American states.
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The problem seems to be that programmes feed off each other.
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For these reasons, these programmes tend to be popular with urbanites.
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As countries become more organised they can often combine their programmes.
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But state-run programmes still lead the way in emerging markets.
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Ayushman Bharat is intended to replace and vastly expand previous programmes.
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Applications to nursing programmes are down by a third since 2016.
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And 80% of funding for HIV programmes there comes from donors.
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Several countries have youth-training programmes involving subsidised internships at firms.
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Public-housing programmes have a long history of failure in Africa.
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It is seeking funds to improve its technology and research programmes.
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A law passed in 2008 promised more "community-based" rehabilitation programmes.
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Abroad, it backs programmes to support small businesses and vaccinate livestock.
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It's not new to me; I've never not supported those programmes.
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The discounters' growth is being fueled by their store opening programmes.
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Students rate Booth's course the best of the 100 programmes surveyed.
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Programmes and policies come and go, and are often ill-designed.
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Importantly, no European taxpayer money was spent on the rescue programmes.
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But programmes to push more domestic production are in their infancy.
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The United States has demanded international action against Pyongyang's weapons programmes.
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Such undertakings could outstrip, or absorb, national human space-flight programmes.
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The targeting which keeps these programmes cheap also limits their constituencies.
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Thankfully there are plenty of rankings for frequent-flyer programmes, too.
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The CD programmes are each subject to issuance limits of EUR100m.
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The people working around Moorgate will determine whether these programmes succeed.
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Current leverage is in line with levels seen in peer programmes.
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The majors' deep pockets mean they can afford methane-detection programmes.
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Government programmes try to take this inadequacy into account, albeit inconsistently.
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But their programmes remain a patchwork of local initiatives and pilots.
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It says its weapons programmes are needed to counter U.S. aggression.
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"The need for HIV programmes, particularly ART programmes, continues to grow because of both the sustained high incidence of infections and the success of ART in extending the lifespan of people living with HIV," the study notes.
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She continued to make programmes for the next decade, speaking directly to the camera while wearing her black nun's habit and winning fans in Britain and in the United States, where the programmes aired on public television.
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In the 2000s successive Labour governments launched programmes to improve council homes.
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The other 4,000 were monitored through behaviour-tracking programmes at several universities.
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They also share concern about North Korea's nuclear weapons and missile programmes.
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Hollande called the North Korean nuclear and ballistic missile programmes a "threat".
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These programmes risk selecting players who are merely the most physically developed.
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Others are deterred by the poor quality of public health-care programmes.
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Smaller programmes in Australia, New Zealand and South Korea are growing fast.
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California, New Jersey and Rhode Island have their own paid leave programmes.
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Some programmes cater to the needs of those who lack basic skills.
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It has incentive programmes to attract engineering talent from elsewhere, notably Taiwan.
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This requires adequate funding for rural health-care services and outreach programmes.
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All five winners will receive support via advice, consulting and coaching programmes.
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Similar programmes are available in Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and South Africa.
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Countries opposed to the idea might respond by developing counter-geoengineering programmes.
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The White House has considered restricting Chinese scientists' access to research programmes.
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A plethora of programmes and campaigns encourage girls into science and engineering.
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American companies pride themselves on the thoroughness of their FCPA compliance programmes.
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Reinsurance programmes would bring premiums down and begin to redress the imbalance.
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The most ambitious decarbonisation programmes, such as Germany's Energiewende, have made progress.
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Violence-reduction strategies in New Orleans, for instance, included social-service programmes.
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Possibilities include programmes for the poor and infrastructure to deal with flooding.
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The desire to read the Bible gives a boost to literacy programmes.
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But no big changes in school policies accompanied the family-planning programmes.
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Many of the government's flagship investment programmes have been sunk by mismanagement.
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Many countries ran deficits rather than slash their generous domestic spending programmes.
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As their funding has been cut, many councils have pruned such programmes.
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The energetic prime minister has launched dozens of heavily promoted social programmes.
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The church ceased to run the province's schools, hospitals and social programmes.
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His proposed budget includes $6.6m for increasing prison staffing and rehabilitation programmes.
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Senior debt issued under these programmes is also equalised with its IDRs.
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It cleans up junk programmes and advertising cookies to speed up devices.
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They also share concern about North Korea's nuclear weapon and missile programmes.
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Whatever they are called, all such programmes now face a growing challenge.
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Its raw material is drawn from Landsat and other public satellite programmes.
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Mr Aquino built on Ms Arroyo's ambitious social programmes and fiscal reforms.
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There may be a smattering of other programmes on top of this.
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Too many subsidiary agencies and programmes overlap and should be closed down.
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She has also been director of programmes at the UK's Channel 5.
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Individual DDR programmes often lump them in with the rank and file.
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He called on governments to implement fiscal stimulus programmes, particularly for infrastructure.
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GERMAN FINANCE MINISTER SCHOLZ SAYS WE WILL, WITHOUT LIMIT, DO CREDIT PROGRAMMES
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Further clinical programmes for other rare diseases will begin later in 2020.
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Different AI trading programmes may be developed by using similar data sets.
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Funding has fallen short and anti-malarial programmes are sometimes dismally inefficient.
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How long will it be until programmes like this become accessible everywhere?
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A summary of rating steps for the programmes mentioned in this commentary can be found in the excel file "German Covered Bond Programmes - Rating Action Report" dated 33710003 December 33712016 which can be accessed in the link above.
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Christopher Wimer and his colleagues at Columbia University, meanwhile, have made an estimate of the total impact of government programmes, from tax credits to temporary assistance, housing programmes to government pensions, on their own (post-transfer) poverty measure.
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A summary of rating steps for the programmes mentioned in this commentary can be found in the excel file "Swiss Covered Bond Programmes - Rating Action Report" dated 20 December 2016 which can be accessed in the link above.
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To tackle the risks posed by these programmes, Brussels said it will set up a group of experts that will recommend by the end of the year a common set of security checks for passport-for-sale programmes.
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A summary of rating steps for the programmes mentioned in this commentary can be found in the excel file "German Covered Bond Programmes - Rating Action Report" dated 337129 December 33712016 which can be accessed in the link above.
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The logical place to start, then, would be to expand existing pilot programmes.
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Governments in the West have begun to show an interest in rehabilitation programmes.
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Tennis authorities have pumped about $14 million into anti-corruption programmes, Kermode added.
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EU COMMISSION'S HANDLING OF BAILOUT PROGRAMMES WAS GENERALLY WEAK AND INCONSISTENT - AUDITORS SAY
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The airlines have worked together on codesharing and frequent flyer programmes since 2001.
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Apart from that, we empower youth through peace-building activities, and conversation programmes.
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The first points to the economic benefits to the countries running CRBI programmes.
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Three years earlier Brazil had spent 2.4% of its GDP on such programmes.
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Dozens of radio frequencies broadcasting independent news programmes have been taken off air.
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Banks' early-payment programmes have also typically been reserved for the largest suppliers.
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She will be accountable for developing and overseeing M&S's strategic transformation programmes.
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But there is more going on that just a bunch of computer programmes.
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Regional-aid programmes have had little impact on the narrowing of income gaps.
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PSUs are made to foot the bill for government programmes that are uneconomical.
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Several of the programmes on the chopping block have implications for business travellers.
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Across the world, children study Mandarin in programmes funded by the Chinese state.
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Several universities have launched social-media blitzes to draw men into nursing programmes.
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In total it has had three bail-out programmes, borrowing around €300bn ($346bn).
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Existing programmes have barely dented global emissions, which ticked up again last year.
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But he has other cards to play, including cuts to joint training programmes.
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A focus on sophisticated apprenticeship programmes is a long-overdue change in Britain.
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Programmes were developed to train leaders and to help staff support their colleagues.
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CHIP has broad but shallow bipartisan support, but the other programmes are contentious.
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Pilot programmes allowing this are under way, but there is no nationwide scheme.
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First, researchers believe that it is better to back smaller, higher-quality programmes.
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Second-tier American programmes are nearly as expensive, but nothing like as prestigious.
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Economic programmes comprise three big things: monetary policy, fiscal policy and structural reforms.
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Its long-undigested past is at last considered suitable material for television programmes.
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Other companies are trying to sidle up to the authorities through CSR programmes.
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Also, most of the programmes require additional funds from a country's central government.
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There are TV programmes which are operated by the church and state channels.
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There's no community outreach programmes or youth clubs or anything like that anymore.
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Yet programmes aimed at this crucial phase have not yet altered many destinies.
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Investigators have identified three different malware programmes that were used to trigger withdrawals.
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Central banks' support for markets, via quantitative-easing (QE) programmes, is well known.
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Many have called on the ECB to support debt-funded government reinvestment programmes.
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Instead, he decreed big increases in the minimum wage and in social programmes.
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Nearly two-thirds of food meant for early-childhood feeding programmes is pilfered.
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The factors that made nuclear programmes seem vital then have lessons for today.
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The application is currently running pilot programmes in major U.K. and U.S. companies.
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The other big impact on business travellers will be on their loyalty programmes.
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Fitch has assigned an IDR uplift of two notches to these OBG programmes.
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Some programmes that use computers for personalised tuition have, though, produced promising results.
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The correct way to evaluate the success of anti-poverty programmes is counterfactually.
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And we're working hard on that, through various development programmes around the world.
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Families in Belgium, Hungary and Israel have launched crowd-funding programmes for treatment.
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"China's inbound investment programmes are moving toward a shared open architecture...QFII is about to become better aligned with RQFII and it is clear to us that both programmes will now be moving forward in tow," said Z-Ben Advisors.
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Residents can now cruise wide pavements, on city-sponsored bikes and scooter-sharing programmes.
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The many ways IS recruits children will make rehabilitation programmes even harder to design.
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The rating of these programmes is constrained by the 'B-' Country Ceiling for Greece.
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International agencies wonder why programmes to stem the flow have not worked as hoped.
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That disrupted government programmes and raised the political risks associated with investing in Kenya.
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Many government have pursued austerity programmes, of course, and these have been highly controversial.
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Hit television programmes like "The Great British Bake Off" and "Springwatch" constitute one example.
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In 20303 India spent just 0.7% of its GDP on social safety-net programmes.
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Instead, its market for now is among the 5m studying in more focused programmes.
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In 2014 Beijing's education authorities stopped approving new international programmes at public high schools.
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In the years following Proposition 73's implementation, enrolment in bilingual programmes quickly fell.
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By "waste", Mr Trump seems to have meant programmes that he does not like.
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In short, the standard measure of poverty ignores the effects of anti-poverty programmes.
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The care people receive from these programmes is often poor, but that's another story.
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His social programmes and a commodity boom helped lift 123m people out of poverty.
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Mr Di Maio accused Mediaset programmes of issuing "veiled threats" to the League leader.
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And these programmes are only as good as the mental-health services they offer.
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The suspended programmes are small: just 65 Haitian temporary agricultural workers arrived in 2016.
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That suggests an increasingly important role for government programmes in decreasing poverty over time.
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The current leverage is toward the medium-to-higher end compared with peer programmes.
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In general, big tech firms can afford such programmes, but startups may face bankruptcy.
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To facilitate access to these services, they have set up secure online identification programmes.
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The latter can involve easing procurement norms for encouraging smaller firms in government programmes.
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They need governments with agreed programmes and stable majorities, able to weather temporary unpopularity.
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Those who decline to participate in amnesty programmes often have to move their accounts.
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By one count America has 72 federal anti-poverty programmes providing cash or benefits.
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This speaks to the second, unstated, motive—to cut the size of these programmes.
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Other countries where Mr Mobarak is trying to launch similar programmes may prove tougher.
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Most entitlement programmes, such as Medicare, health care for the elderly, are automatically funded.
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To move up, the government has tweaked both its permanent and temporary immigrant programmes.
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The government will soon require jobless welfare recipients to attend school or training programmes.
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Greece has been imposing austerity, as part of three consecutive bailout programmes, since 20.8818.
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Several firms have set up induction programmes to brief new employees on housing issues.
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Senior debt issued under these programmes are also equalised with the bank's National Ratings.
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In a blog post, Piriform confirmed that two programmes released in August were compromised.
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The Arab revolutions produced few leaders, few credible programmes for action, and few ideas.
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Fitch expects sustained capex programmes to lead to a further increase in regional debt.
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Support programmes from the world's big central banks are also still having an impact.
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Foreign agencies say their money is welcome, but their programmes and supervision are not.
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The respective bond issues and programmes have also been placed on RWN or RWP.
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Any successor would want to review major weapons programmes like the heavy-lift helicopter.
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Those unable to find work or get on such programmes sink deeper into poverty.
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For now, the world's private space programmes, whether commercial or quixotic, are mostly American.
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Many such programmes are located in coal mining provinces looking to shift to renewables.
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I followed them when I designed country programmes at the IMF in the 21972s.
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Do LME stocks movements even help shape the trading decisions of black box programmes?
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One lesson from Latin America is that governments can ease inequality through social programmes.
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Second, these programmes ensure that production in the economy stays as high as possible.
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North Korea justifies its weapons programmes as necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade.
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He has introduced a number of tax benefits and other programmes to favor families.
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Any delays or setbacks to these programmes would represent downside risks to debt sustainability.
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All Australian programmes have a maximum contractual AP of 95%, equivalent to 0003% overcollateralisation.
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DEBT RATINGS The existing senior unsecured programmes, the trust certificate issuance programme of FGB Sukuk Company Ltd and HBME Sukuk Company Ltd and notes issued under these programmes are rated in line with the Long-or Short-Term IDRs of the respective banks.
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According to a study of these programmes by Jamil Salmi, author of "The Challenge of Establishing World-Class Universities", all the programmes except Taiwan's focused on research rather than teaching, and most of them favoured STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering and mathematics).
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RATING SENSITIVITIES ZKM and its revenue bonds may be upgraded if the City of Gdansk's ratings are upgraded, assuming ZKM's and its revenue bond programmes' links with the city remain strong, or if the programmes benefit from an explicit guarantee by the city.
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After deductions for cannabis research and community programmes in the areas most affected by past marijuana policies, among other things, three-fifths of tax revenues from the purchase of recreational marijuana will go towards anti-addiction programmes and education about drug abuse.
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If you go and look at the charter and agreement there is an incredibly detailed guidance to Ofcom on children's programmes, history programmes, religion, current affairs, presumes we should keep the 100-plus quotas we already have, detailed stuff on music and playlists.
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Commentators on news programmes wondered whether the fire marked "the end of high-rise living".
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Government programmes would be needed to retrain British workers for these jobs, the IMF added.
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Chinese funds began aggressively moving into Hong Kong stocks via the connect programmes in February.
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It is currently making programmes in 21 countries, including Brazil, Germany, India and South Korea.
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The Stable Outlook assigned to both programmes is driven by the stable cover assets composition.
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We believe that the OX has huge potential for charities, aid organisations and development programmes.
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Several countries require drug offenders to enter rehabilitation programmes, but these are often like prison.
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Loosening the red tape that strangles business and making welfare programmes more efficient would help.
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"Love Island" is one of the few programmes on British television not dominated by London.
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A growing number of European countries are offering American-style degree programmes taught in English.
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Yet its specific programmes to help the losers from import competition are much more modest.
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Protestors complain of Poland's inadequate sex education programmes and the government's failure to promote contraception.
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The government hopes that such programmes will encourage more women to wrestle and become champions.
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Instead, recruits join airlines' training programmes, and are taught to fly a jetliner from scratch.
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In each case this reflects the minimum regulatory OC levels for SCF programmes in France.
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The Centre for Employment Opportunities, a charity, places former convicts in 2002-day work programmes.
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Many use a mix of public programmes and supplementary private insurance to ensure universal coverage.
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In some places Confucius Institutes have replaced or started up entirely new China-studies programmes.
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Few people outside China want to watch its programmes, which are often thinly disguised propaganda.
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The country's famed "flexicurity" system offers unemployed workers a list of 20003 vocational-training programmes.
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Gudetama first appeared on a short televised animation, filling the gap between two daytime programmes.
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Gender budgeting helped the government design programmes to reduce the burden of care on women.
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Provisions for the poorest look meagre compared with social-housing programmes in America or Britain.
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Programmes that rely on self-reported, unverified information are also susceptible to fraud and waste.
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Cities could work together to run pilots for such programmes and to share best practices.
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And well-run programmes have monitored pariah states suspected of coveting the deadliest of weapons.
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The first lays the blame on dwindling public dollars for STD prevention and monitoring programmes.
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Experimental evaluations show the programmes to be claptrap, with no effect on delaying sexual activity.
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Frequent-flyer programmes, introduced in the 1970s, were the first examples of modern loyalty schemes.
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It envisages many private investments that can then be leveraged by European Investment Bank programmes.
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And the IMF must say that the programmes will lead to a manageable debt burden.
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Some high schools have more than half of their students enrolled in credit-recovery programmes.
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Despite last year's warning signs, Carillion was still awarded contracts for infrastructure and defence programmes.
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And the cash allocated to exclusively aboriginal programmes is often spent badly, with little evaluation.
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This, she suggests, may be because universal programmes are higher-quality and more rigorous academically.
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The lack of funds for violence-interruption programmes is likely to have made a difference.
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So far financing programmes have largely focused on big corporations and their first-tier suppliers.
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A host of paternalistic programmes meant to solve the "Indian problem" mainly backfired, he shows.
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The new government trumpeted programmes to supercharge foreign investment, support industry and deliver better services.
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San Francisco's programmes, which cost $250m per year, are praised by many campaigners against homelessness.
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But his biggest policy push has been a series of programmes designed to reduce poverty.
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Recovery Uplift Swiss covered bond programmes are generally eligible for two notches of recovery uplift.
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The debentures under the MTN programmes are guaranteed by MBTh's parent, Daimler AG (A-/Stable).
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Trillions of dollars of government bonds were bought as part of quantitative-easing (QE) programmes.
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A law from 22011 requires that television programmes and films also pass the censors' muster.
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Mr Modi also frequently disparaged Congress programmes to boost rural incomes as wasteful vote-buying.
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Pyongyang has said its weapons programmes are a necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade.
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This reduces the overhang before February loading programmes appear late this week or early next.
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This underscored the importance of moving forward with replacement programmes for both weapons, Zorn said.
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With Hanyu, we had nearly 50 bags of stuffed animals, short and long (programmes) combined.
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For the moment, the government has redirected spending from social programmes to pay the army.
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"As an organisation we see that as child exploitation," said Mojalifa Mokoele, SRC programmes officer.
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Out of the window have gone more pricey programmes, such as pilgrimages sponsored by Niger.
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Bethany has started foster-care programmes in five countries and is arranging more domestic adoptions.
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Reductions in staff mean that there is also more incentive to experiment with online programmes.
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In Citizenship and Immigration Services, if the more extreme programmes on deportation are followed through.
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It also has access to these programmes' libraries, some of which go back 30 years.
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It has said its weapons programmes are a necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade.
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Since its launch, WeChat's mini-programmes have lured some consumers away from those app stores.
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And there are still more men than women who apply to join carriers' training programmes.
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In time, they began producing their own programmes, notably in 2013 with "House of Cards".
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In rich economies, the better-off subsidise the poor through an array of welfare programmes.
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Even that overstates the controversy because many programmes, including electric reliability, are not seriously disputed.
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However, authorities have maintained priority projects, mainly in the energy sector, and social welfare programmes.
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Other BoE officials have said new liquidity programmes could help bank credit to keep flowing.
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He added they will continue with individual programmes until training can begin on the pitch.
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African nations Ghana and Malawi launched their pilot programmes of the vaccine earlier this year.
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Its deficiencies also fuel the perception that safety-net programmes have had no positive effect.
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Such bonds are usually sold to raise funds for government programmes to meet the SDGs.
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Indonesia has been trying for years to improve its tax collection to fund government programmes.
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North Korea defends its weapons programmes as a necessary defence against U.S. plans to invade.
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"It is difficult to identify in advance which social programmes will work," the report argues.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES - DEBT RATINGS A change in the banks' IDRs would ultimately lead to a change in the ratings of the unsecured bond and sukuk issuance programmes, the senior and subordinated notes rated under these programmes, as well as other senior or subordinated debt.
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Even so, with extra cash from the ICC it can spend more money on development programmes.
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Billions of dollars are poured into programmes to help indigenous peoples every year, with mixed results.
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Strongman performances, exercise systems and muscle-building programmes are what we refer to as "physical culture".
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First Greece and then successively Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Cyprus were forced into bail-out programmes.
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There is a real risk that a UBI would supplement welfare programmes, rather than replace them.
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The debentures under the MTN programmes are guaranteed by MBTh's parent, Daimler AG (Daimler; A-/Stable).
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Drug reformers advocate projects collectively known as "harm reduction": methadone programmes, needle-exchange centres, prescription heroin.
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World powers have imposed growing sanctions on North Korea for its nuclear and ballistic missile programmes.
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Congress and the Obama administration have expanded income-linked repayment programmes for those with federal loans.
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French auto supplier Valeo and Japanese automaker Mitsubishi Motors Corp have also introduced early retirment programmes.
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Data from The Economist's own latest ranking of full-time MBA programmes tell the same story.
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Big banks, in particular, hit by the crisis, no longer run huge business-school recruiting programmes.
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The Hartz reforms overhauled job training and placement programmes and reduced barriers to part-time work.
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He deplored the China-friendly programmes supplied to dozens of American outlets by Chinese state radio.
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China spends a mere 0.2% of GDP on the dibao system, far below comparable programmes elsewhere.
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This is a feature of expanded Medicaid programmes in such Republican states as Kentucky and Arkansas.
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP is lower than the average of the UK regulated covered bond programmes.
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Because of flat funding, the BLS has suspended programmes tracking mass lay-offs and green jobs.
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Multiple targets lead to diffused assistance: USAID alone operates across 6.83 programmes areas in 26.8 countries.
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But some employers try to help their workers stick to their goals by offering "wellness" programmes.
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Some cash is tied to research or educational programmes like Horizon 2020 or Erasmus student exchanges.
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Analyses of large-scale pre-school programmes in the last few years have often been disappointing.
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But making programmes available to everyone makes them more expensive, leaving little to pay teachers more.
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