| The study says social capital can be mobilised to support investment programmes from the public and private sector. |
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| Because of the risks of losing money here, the series producer may have decided to make several much cheaper and safer programmes in the series. |
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| The government has also arranged programmes to observe the day in a befitting manner. |
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| The ability to time-shift television programmes has really revolutionised my viewing habits. |
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| Any unapproved programmes are watched huddled over the tiny portable black and white TV in my sister's room. |
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| I ask our Maori members why we do not leave it to the kohanga reo, to the kura kaupapa, and to all the programmes the polytechs currently run. |
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| It is commonplace to see new MBAs hired into rotational management programmes designed to groom future leaders. |
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| This has led many centres to establish surveillance programmes to identify dysplastic changes or early adenocarcinomas. |
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| The multinational companies tend to have superior risk management systems and better formal quality assurance programmes however. |
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| Guest lectures, seminars, product presentations and cultural programmes will also be a part of the exhibition. |
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| The ability of all these top-level singers to deliver whole programmes from memory never ceases to amaze and dumbfound me. |
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| The sangha came into being in 1975 and has been organising many programmes that have kept Kannada culture alive on the islands. |
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| It automizes the process and calculates which programmes you can theoretically receive with your dish size at your position. |
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| The Tianjin People's Broadcasting Station will offer programmes in Korean beginning today. |
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| Often people who argue for employment equity and affirmative action programmes are accused of promoting reverse discrimination. |
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| Using only the pictures he is discussing, his programmes gained a huge following. |
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| One of the requirements in the programmes is that employees wear earmuffs on the job. |
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| In her previous incarnation she was a television stage manager on popular long-running programmes such as The Bill and Shine On Harvey Moon. |
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| Towards the end of the book he looks at what the future holds based on programmes that have been funded and are about to start. |
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| The music director spoke of his keen interest in programmes that scouted for new voices. |
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| The centre also manages support programmes for people with disabilities as well as providing direct financial support and childcare subsidies. |
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| It is not uncommon for much-publicised programmes to end up as non-events in the State. |
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| We run breeding programmes in partnership with local and international zoos and swop animals to keep gene pools intact. |
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| Students enrolling for such programmes are faced with paying the entire cost themselves or applying for the sponsorship of a private company. |
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| One of the main criticisms of political access programmes in decades past was their staidness and conservatism. |
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| Schools are increasingly expected to provide alternative programmes for young people not required to follow a more formal academic route. |
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| His observation that the more cooking programmes we watch on TV, the more pre-prepared ready meals we eat made me laugh out loud. |
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| Half of Yugoslav industry collapsed, a quarter of the workforce lost their jobs and social programmes were destroyed. |
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| Come back and read the next paragraph to discover more about how TV channels repeatedly trail their top programmes to try to make us watch them. |
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| The United States has 130 training programmes in universities, medical schools, teaching hospitals, colleges, and the armed forces. |
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| The six-week programmes conducted by these schools include those on paddy, cotton, groundnut and pulses. |
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| It will sport a trio of TV tuners enabling users to record three programmes simultaneously. |
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| And taxation to support government insurance programmes has a high deadweight loss. |
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| If she snuffs it, will normal television programmes be suspended and will there be a national Three Minute Silence? |
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| It is under the aegis of this unit that co-ordination and funding of development programmes is carried out. |
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| He added that future non-vocational programmes could be provided if money became available. |
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| Each of these programmes runs for eight weeks and are always oversubscribed. |
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| Transmitting on the frequency 100.9, the station devotes 60 per cent of its airtime to programmes in Tonga while the rest are in English. |
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| Hence the bewildering array of prime-time programmes showing inept plumbers caught on CCTV or grown men making curtain swags out of potato sacks. |
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| Examples of surveillance programmes being written into drug licensing decisions include clozapine and alosetron. |
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| Gardening programmes make much of cow-parsley, yet sweet cicely is not only a prettier plant but also has a longer growing season and is edible! |
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| In 1957, stocks of chemical weapons were destroyed, while biological warfare programmes were designated as defensive. |
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| Some of the cities have embarked on programmes of urban renewal, with varying degrees of success. |
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| On Arbor Day the zoo will hold informative programmes about trees, herbs and animals, which are open to the public. |
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| Gosh, he must have been angry when the original programmes barely mentioned him. |
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| The major programmes taken up are making aids and appliances such as callipers, walking aids, belts and braces, artificial limbs and splints. |
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| Among many international business schools, the move away from open enrolment to customised programmes is also continuing. |
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| And when it comes to television programmes Mike admits that he is a Trekkie. |
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| The offset programmes may involve the provision of investments, transfer of know-how or commitments to purchase local commodities. |
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| Neighbourhood network programmes have shown exceptionally good success rates everywhere. |
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| The international programmes of the Reagan years are also being reinstituted. |
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| Years after its formation, the association has led from the front in introducing various programmes for protecting the river. |
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| It now seems certain Wark will be dropped from her usual role anchoring election programmes north of the Border. |
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| More than 3,500 video screenings of the programmes are also planned for villages with limited access to TV and radio. |
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| But this MTV veejay has taken it as a challenge to prove that he can be equally at ease doing programmes on serious issues. |
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| Following training, activity programmes will be run countywide offering a range of physical activities to disabled participants. |
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| I watched some of the hundred greatest kids' TV programmes ever in the world programme on Monday, and the outcome disquieted me. |
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| He signed autographs on hurleys, sliothars, jerseys, programmes and every available piece of paper! |
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| And the ability of those programmes to create C, D and Z-list stars who have an afterlife in tabloid newspapers in turn validates them. |
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| From September 1961 all first transmissions of schools programmes would be simultaneously networked. |
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| School-based deworming programmes improve school enrollment rates for girls, along with drop-out and retention rates. |
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| We now know from satellite-tagging programmes that basking sharks live in UK waters and follow the plankton to deeper water during the winter. |
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| As part of its platinum jubilee celebrations, it has planned a series of programmes that would keep the art of India flying high. |
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| The company also provides bursaries for university students to take part in paid work programmes during their summer vacations. |
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| At a local level, regeneration programmes must not only be fair to all groups but also be seen to treat communities even-handedly. |
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| The retrenchment of social programmes has been accomplished by the politics of stealth and the politics of strength. |
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| If you've ever watched TV programmes of a shepherd and his dog, you'll have seen the dog snapping at the sheep s heels if they re slow to move. |
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| The six programmes that used financial incentives for patients were for asthma, depression, hyperlipidaemia, and hypertension. |
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| Its treasures must be plundered and used to fund literacy programmes and childcare. |
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| These were programmes where literates, semi-literates and illiterates were to participate. |
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| To architectural aficionados and style buffs, it's the only one of the many property programmes worth watching. |
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| These programmes are intended to boost the knowledge of communal farmers and increase the quality and quantity of karakul production. |
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| Three, strengthening plant breeding programmes in developing countries for not only bananas but also other basic staple crops. |
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| Today people have much bigger choice of programmes and ways to avoid the interruptive ads. |
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| The great Democratic presidents were not merely shrewd enough to balance their domestic programmes with a proficiency at fighting wars. |
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| To implement strategies, MMRDA prepares plans, formulates policies and programmes and helps in directing investments in the region. |
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| None of those shrinkages includes the work that I do, but one of the programmes in which I teach is still being reviewed. |
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| Well, hang on to the remote because there are a couple of good programmes on and they're not the usual light fluff either. |
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| It's taken Jamie Oliver just four TV programmes to bring home the message Vivienne has been banging on about for 20 years. |
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| Even with the stress now on community participation and need-based programmes at the grass-roots level, conditions have not improved much. |
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| A study by Ray Byrne of Dublin Institute of Technology found that only 6 to 10 per cent of addicts on methadone programmes detoxify successfully. |
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| You can also take part in the exercise programmes which run in the gym throughout the day, or take a dip in the pool. |
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| I'm already downloading podcasts of radio news programmes and listening to them in the car on my way to and from work. |
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| Our in-house training programmes form an excellent platform for grooming employees to shoulder higher responsibilities. |
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| He described the 12.7m that will go towards education programmes as a paltry amount. |
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| It's like all those robots you see on sci-fi programmes where the insides have electronics and wires. |
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| However, programmes are not allowed to accept cash or gifts in kind in return for using products. |
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| The new solar powered FM transmitter will broadcast 24 hours a day with programmes predominantly in Pashto and Persian. |
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| You can pause live television programmes and then go back to where you left off when you press play. |
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| Fortunately it is possible to write computer programmes which can find numerical solutions to these equations. |
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| Loyalty programmes work on the basis of providing rewards to customers in return for their continuing patronage. |
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| I requested that programmes playing more roots-reggae, dub, lovers rock and soul should be encouraged. |
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| He seems to be a regular guest on some BBC radio programmes on environmental matters, so he is not an ivory tower scribbler. |
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| Are their senses numbed by visual culture, we wonder, or are they simply getting the programmes they deserve? |
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| Having witnessed the slipshod management here, it is not surprising the programmes they run result in little success. |
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| However it was a show which also broke the rule that all programmes would be as comprehensible in black and white as in colour. |
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| Self help support programmes provide temporary help and not life long dependence. |
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| The many convoluted and abstruse arguments of these programmes do not concern us here. |
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| The programmes were under-rehearsed and, because the series took to the air with half of the episodes still unwritten, obviously rushed. |
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| All graduates of honours Bachelor degree programmes would be eligible to apply for entry to medical education. |
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| It was the recipe for one of the most original television programmes of the 90s, and sorely missed. |
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| The programmes were a miscellany of serious sociology and downright mindless entertainment with the usual film fare thrown in for good measure. |
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| Start to watch one of those programmes where non-celebrities, normal people, fall over, get wet or film their children farting in the bath. |
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| The clubs also run programmes in which they teach farming technics to villagers in Masaiti and how to store food season to season. |
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| We are importing ideas and concepts, embodied in media such as television programmes and music that are potentially deleterious to our society. |
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| New displays and dramatic programmes are set to make the museums more family-friendly by catering for the needs of children. |
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| Immunization programmes are now widely accepted as an efficient form of preventive medicine. |
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| Praveena had been anchoring for various programmes on television while she was in the Gulf. |
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| Some might conclude that such programmes may add bureaucratic layers and burden to an already overtaxed system. |
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| At least one national radio station had to reschedule its programmes because of protesting staff. |
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| Watching so many tribute programmes over the last few months, I was struck by how dated they seemed. |
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| By the 1990s, the use of frequent flyer programmes had become more widespread and their revenue benefits marginal. |
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| Dipping into a programme on the 100 best children's TV programmes the other night was enjoyably nostalgic. |
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| The army organized youth work programmes to replace military service and to enrol young men into its ranks. |
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| The same applies to the meridian programmes and to the specific environmental stresses, colours and trauma. |
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| To fill in spare time, he was devising new odds calculation programmes for football matches, which were turning him a neat profit. |
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| What, then, has happened to our pre-natal, post-natal, nutritional support, health care and education programmes for the girl child? |
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| This would amount to about three hours per day, with repeats and English language programmes of interest to Gaelic speakers on top of that. |
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| The samiti organises special exhibitions, haats, bazaars, and training programmes for up-and-coming artisans. |
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| This was granted two years ago on condition that the centre runs its programmes within the ambit of the law. |
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| There was a greater reduction in falls in the programmes with more intense exercise regimes. |
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| Training programmes will enable the trainers to further disseminate the information to others in the community, creating a multiplier effect. |
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| Resistance to gall mite has been a breeding objective in most blackcurrant programmes for many years. |
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| But these programmes were to be paid for by local taxpayers, taxed through the rates due on houses, farms, factories, and offices. |
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| Many of those millions of dollars have been spent on programmes before this television service has even come within cooee of going to air. |
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| For decades, budgets have been slashed and visionary programmes terminated in favour of more pragmatic goals. |
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| The programmes gave us a chance to question accepted truths, while allowing us to wallow in a bit of nostalgia. |
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| I thought both programmes were about egomaniacs, and I fail to see the heroism in a bunch of gold-diggers playing silly games on a sunny island. |
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| Training programmes would be of different durations and selection would depend on the current skill level of the student. |
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| Asianet Global has also lined up a host of programmes, including special Vishu programmes and a lot of mega events featuring film stars. |
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| It is very easy to tell which establishments use illegal decoders, because they advertise their programmes on chalkboards outside, he added. |
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| They're cheerfully confused by the wealth of programmes on offer and spend their days seeing all the duff stuff instead of what's good. |
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| Several programmes are available to retailers to help them educate customers about the benefits of adequate fertilizer application. |
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| The policy is reviewed every year and the training programmes are conducted annually. |
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| Many foreigners have been evincing a keen interest in taking up research programmes in Sanskrit. |
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| Zookeepers run enrichment programmes to mimic the natural behaviour of the animals in the wild and to stimulate them in captivity. |
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| He also participated in several trekking programmes and is a good hand at adventure sports. |
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| This facility is also used to host bespoke training programmes and seminars. |
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| It also runs education programmes and staff hand out information pamphlets. |
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| Innovative programmes successfully encouraged adults to develop their literacy and numeracy skills. |
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| Resources have to be mobilised, recruitment of training staff has to be finalised and training programmes well confirmed in advance. |
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| The society organised at least six such programmes in the city annually, he said. |
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| Students for the programmes will be selected on the basis of socio-economic status and academic potential. |
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| Many universities already have flourishing programmes to help forge links with local schools. |
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| Quality television programmes will suffer as a ratings war between BBC and ITV sidelines them in favour of soaps, an independent producer warned. |
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| How have they benefitted from all the equal opportunities programmes in the public sector? |
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| One of the key components of programmes designed to get users off drugs is the heroin substitute, methadone. |
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| I used to love that song when it was played on the old Saturday morning radio programmes for kids. |
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| There are special programmes for adolescents, young adults and for single and step-parents, each geared for the different age needs. |
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| The second is that programmes can only be justified on the basis of how many people watch them. |
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| Even the smallest of the ITV stations at times tried hard to get an airing for some of the special programmes that they had made. |
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| News and live programmes were significantly affected, but there were no blank screens or dead airwaves. |
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| The BBC is not immune to this, with programmes and presenters behaving exactly as their commercial counterparts. |
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| Tour operators with summer programmes always struggle to fill the months of May and June. |
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| A total of twenty-one programmes were in operation with dairy processors, livestock marts and meat plants. |
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| Secondly, that there should be some unspecified amount of airtime made available for programmes produced by outside, independent producers. |
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| It has discovery programmes in the areas of diabetes, cardiovascular, anti-infectives, inflammation and cancer. |
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| That requires programmes which are topical, engaging and relevant, as the best of current affairs has always been. |
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| As a result, British films and TV programmes are littered with images of the archetypal work-shy idler. |
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| Someone even has emptied my computer and reinstalled all programmes new and still it won't recognise the scanner anymore. |
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| This was articulated very clearly on call-in radio programmes after the local elections. |
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| I've found more and more female presenters hosting entertainment programmes parroting their Hong Kong and Taiwanese counterparts. |
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| Who needs television when the products and programmes are plugged endlessly on our stages? |
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| Historically, three programmes for the identification of photorespiratory mutants in chemically mutagenized seed sets were performed. |
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| Microsoft Office programmes such as Word and Excel will also be translated into Irish. |
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| To those who are avid radio listeners, the programmes have a quality of their own. |
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| Specialist programmes offer students an introduction to courses and careers in various subject areas. |
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| It may be difficult to manage, but it cannot be impossible to run the two programmes either side by side or together. |
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| Temporary presenters for the programmes will host the shows while further consideration is given to who will take over in the long term. |
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| The Bolton group will help organise teaching programmes and support building projects in institutions and children's homes. |
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| All the other channels will be launching programmes giving away crores upon crores of rupees. |
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| There is a desiderative state in the animal, which programmes it to pursue or avoid certain things in various circumstances. |
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| The programmes helped them open boutiques or join garment companies as fashion designers. |
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| The US government-funded station Radio Liberty beams programmes in the Chechen and Russian languages into the republic. |
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| Asturian culture, however, is more marked by its building programmes than by its surviving literature. |
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| For example, these programmes in Nigeria and Kenya have a weekly reach of 30 per cent. |
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| Even the most successful detox programmes in the world have a success rate of just 25 per cent when it comes to heroin. |
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| Even programmes such as Coupling, a laddish show loosely based on Friends, tread a predictable path, well within acceptable limits. |
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| Loans, grants, wage-subsidy programmes and uncompleted leases have also drawn back some plucky retail businesses. |
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| A raft of football-orientated programmes will keep the game top of the agenda throughout the week. |
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| Other telly programmes celebrated the unerring fidelity of Top of the Pops and back then it seemed completely unbudgeable. |
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| The new television campaign will be aired during top rated programmes and, according to Miller, will reach 90 per cent of all Irish adults. |
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| Gender-hustlers in the equal Opportunities Commission sponsored over three hundred programmes to shanghai women into Science and Engineering. |
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| Subsequent programmes should be based on how much weight has been lost initially. |
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| Towards the end of the book he looks at what the future holds, based on programmes that have been funded and are about to start. |
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| Before the tsunami struck four leading local FM stations rebroadcast the BBC Indonesian service programmes live. |
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| I am sure all three of you were besotted with quiz programmes and the ambition to be successful on a major television show. |
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| No other kind of entertainment programmes such as mimicry and ganamela could be conducted along with the magic show, due to the props. |
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| Both Ferraris were quicker than the two Toyotas also working on test programmes at the Bahraini track. |
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| This led to a broader approach to teaching programmes and abolished the link between Proficiency marks and secondary education. |
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| Once 15 separate companies offered unique programmes and bartered for airtime and slots. |
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| More than 1,500 programmes are printed each year, helping to provide a timetable of events but also raise funds for the festival committee. |
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| The 57-year-old is a former C4 director of programmes and has also worked in the US, which would count in his favour. |
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| For the most part, the detailed studies of specific programmes conclude that voluntary programmes have been of very limited scope and effect. |
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| America had been insisting the World Bank was recompensed through cuts in aid programmes to Africa. |
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| Many radio stations use the streaming capabilities of this format to transmit their programmes over the net. |
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| To survive, a commercial broadcaster must produce programmes that audiences want. |
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| The half hour length of many TV programmes seems purposely designed to leave us craving for more. |
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| Do we really want the carpers and complainers, of whatever creed, to get programmes banned? |
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| He has a proven track record in developing innovative, award winning programmes which the BBC audiences love. |
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| The funding allows core programmes set up over the last 2 years to grow, and new initiatives to be actioned. |
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| In this business to broadcast 4,000 programmes on the same radio station is a remarkable achievement. |
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| She has also presented a wide range of other programmes including her own talk show, Esther. |
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| The report calls on the Department for Education to invest more money in refurbishment programmes and address pay levels for technicians. |
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| The channel presents a ragbag of cooking programmes aimed at the long suffering housewife. |
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| The survey showed that all programmes encourage self directed learning and allow for different learning styles and practice environments. |
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| As well as laying out the timetable of events, sales of programmes also raise funds for the festival committee. |
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| A typical day would have schools programmes from ten to twelve noon and again from two to three in the afternoon. |
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| Indeed, to impose on satirical programmes a current affairs concept of balance would be to kill them stone dead. |
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| No attendance figures were released, but only 1,500 of the 7,000 published programmes were sold. |
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| The judge blasted television programmes such as Jackass for inspiring copycat crimes. |
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| Arts and social science programmes replaced courses in business and administration as the first choice for most degree applicants this year. |
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| The tape recorder was great because I could record TV programmes while I was out. |
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| Does this illustration demonstrate that different ABC programmes provide different points of view? |
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| At the moment, the FCC reviews programmes only after it receives a complaint, imposing fines or censoring presenters after the event. |
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| Government and other institutions that owe billions of Kwacha in unpaid rate charges should work out programmes to remit the outstanding monies. |
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| Yawning gaps in the entertainment media are stuffed with TV programmes that are well past their sell-by dates. |
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| From the 1950s until the end of the 1990s radio programmes were stored on large reels of tape which were kept in bulky boxes. |
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| He will also present other sports programmes for BBC London, fitting them into his schedule of commentaries for BBC Radio Five Live. |
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| Why did you not report that any attempt to reconstitute the country's WMD programmes would be immediately detectable to Western technology? |
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| Aid programmes in such regimes are done through multilateral institutions which bypass the government. |
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| The programmes need to be executed with patience, persistence, and precision, targeting high risk groups. |
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| Even valuable shellfish beds around the coast are in danger because the Government has not implemented proper programmes to reduce pollution. |
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| These programmes include awareness campaigns to support recruitment of potential participants into clinical trials. |
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| There will be annual training programmes for children on personal safety and for staff on handling the issue. |
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| A French television station breaks off from normal programmes to let its ousted boss tearfully plead for his job back. |
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| The company's assistance will extend to policy wording, underwriting policy, claims procedures, re-insurance programmes and information systems. |
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| But it insists that these programmes be carefully targeted, strictly enforced, and rigorously evaluated. |
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| She added that the programmes which assisted young people in fashioning their lives and earning a living were either dissolved or taken away. |
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| To pay for that, he needs a severe squeeze on government spending, and it's not yet clear if he can push these two programmes through both Houses of Congress. |
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| Not only does their very seriality suggest a relentless stream of crime, but the programmes themselves are organised around the repetitive replay of similar footage. |
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| Perhaps the most visible impact of this process of routinisation is a lack of sensitivity and engagement that foredooms many programmes to failure. |
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| He was also doing monthly weather sessions on 3ZB and regular programmes and talkbacks with George Balani and Robin Harrison on 3ZB on the topic of weather. |
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| If there is to be any hope of finding gainful employment for these people, the government needs to invest in programmes that improve basic literacy. |
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| A range of programmes such as aerobics, dance classes and circuit training will be offered to cater for all age groups and various levels of fitness. |
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| A sparky couple who switched careers in their 40s, they would put a refreshing spin on those programmes about midlifers running off to breed alpacas in Peru. |
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| Unfortunately, however, the problem all along has been the focus on blue-sky programmes instead of ones that could actually deliver some discernible medical benefit. |
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| Later, Director of Agriculture Arabinda Padhee said funds required for labour-intensive programmes would be sourced from the National Rural Employment Guarantee Programme. |
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| However, this does not lessen the importance of communication programmes to ensure that patients adhere to difficult and complex treatment regimes. |
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| Your five year plan is well prepared and your separation of the various parts of the town into divisions establishes manageable work programmes in each. |
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| It also improves choice when we split our frequencies for events like sport, when our usual programmes continue on FM, and one-off events are broadcast on medium wave. |
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| People have become lazy, preferring their favourite programmes to films. |
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| At the same time, we should keep an eye open for capable bhikkhus enrolled in these programmes who display the qualities needed to propagate the Dhamma in the West. |
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| Ocean will not share any programming with any other station and we will broadcast our main programmes from studios in Sligo, Donegal and Manorhamilton. |
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| Admission to the stadium cost sixpence and programmes tuppence. |
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| She is best remembered for her cookery programmes set in her quaint Suffolk cottage, where she meticulously talks viewers through the intricacies of every recipe. |
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| They don't have time to work out sleeping patterns or relaxation programmes so, more often than not, habit-forming sleeping pills are prescribed or nothing is done. |
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| It establishes a slush fund to hand out goodies to people who can swank around producing programmes at a cost far in excess of normal commercial rates. |
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| State level and district level programmes would also be organised for the purpose of enlisting the support of common people in promotion of peace and harmony. |
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| As well as new drug withdrawal and mental health programmes there is access to the Samaritans, Alcoholics Anonymous, Rape Crisis and other agencies. |
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| Classic FM, Naxos and even some programmes on Radio 3 have emphasised repertory over performer, leaving new music without popular, trusted advocates. |
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| Awareness on environment and conservation of wildlife seems to have become a compulsory theme in cultural programmes in leading schools in Bangalore. |
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| She also designs personalised detox and weight-loss programmes to ensure her clients stay comfortable in their 27 in Seven jeans, even post-holiday blowout. |
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| In the past the producer was simply required to make a batch of programmes in an integrated factory, within which a large range of back-up services were available on tap. |
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| They propose to maintain a grassy maidan in the large open area, which will ensure enough space for holding public functions, including cultural programmes and performances. |
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| Both current and new students will benefit from the program, but if students switch programmes or fail to graduate, their loans will not be eligible for remission. |
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| These programmes included an educational component relating to nutrition, prevention of disease, and early treatment of febrile illnesses such as malaria. |
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| It is wealth from these sales that has enabled Mr Chavez to invest heavily in social programmes and in establishing schools and clinics in the poorer barrios. |
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| This is not on the bankrupt model of the rainbow coalitions of the 1980s where different identities only came together to force their separate programmes on each other. |
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| He will be back with a rainbow of programmes for this creative crowd. |
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| The Ndola Women and Youth Resource Centre facilitates a number of livelihood programmes which include brick making, pottery, agriculture, tailoring, carpentry and others. |
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| The relentless spread of disease in central Africa contrasts with the remarkable recent success of control programmes in South American trypanosomiasis. |
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| I can also, of course, receive many of the digital radio programmes now being broadcast as channels on digital terrestrial and satellite platforms. |
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| As coach of the Tall Blacks, he developed players and programmes that set the scene for their successful campaign at the last world championships. |
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| There is a wealth of entertainment and enlightenment in the many programmes for niche audiences, ranging from gardening and cookery to archaeology, wildlife, and art. |
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| The programmes have all the action from the four days including the seven-foot wall in the Puissance, the National Grand Prix and the Pairs Relay. |
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| Prosecutors have said that they investigated Green's marriages only after seeing him on several national television programmes talking about plural marriages. |
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| The report also recommends the establishment of a drugs-free hostel to aid drug users who have completed detox or rehabilitation programmes but remain homeless. |
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| The BBC, with its duty to provide public service programmes that don't necessarily have mass appeal, has beaten a commercial network whose main focus is putting bums on seats. |
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| Instead of encaging animals for profit, commerce should be financially supporting breeding programmes of animals in the wild, many of which are becoming rapidly extinct. |
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| Most of them were of the opinion that more such programmes should be organised to help the students develop their skills to build a better career. |
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| The Air Marshal said such programmes not only provided diversion to the airmen and their family members, but it also helped in personality development. |
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| But agonised platitudes spoken in Brussels need to be transformed into programmes for encouraging research if the brain drain is ever to be plugged. |
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| From September, teachers will be able to stream programmes to their classes from the BBC website at any point in the seven days following transmission. |
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| He is a research affiliate in the international macroeconomics and international trade programmes of the Centre for Economic Policy Research in London. |
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| Conventional short-term programmes do not seem to help and companies are now looking at ways to develop soft skills or life skills among their employees. |
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| Just like the Internet, radio stations will be able to monitor programmes being transmitted or aired by another radio station that is connected to the network. |
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| While the programmes chronicle real-life Irish incidents, their producers are clearly besotted with the whizz-bang of American television's hottest slice of hokum. |
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| The standards that local healthy schools programmes must achieve for accreditation include taking a whole school approach to healthy eating and physical activity. |
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| These type of programmes are cheap puerile, prurient and sadly popular. |
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| Merchants are expected to either add affiliate marketing to their existing online sales channels or upgrade their platforms to expand their existing programmes even further. |
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| They have introduced educational programmes for underprivileged children. |
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| It may well be the case that the programmes have delivered industrial peace in the public sector and in unionised employments in the private sector, but at what price? |
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| No less than 31 presenters have been recruited to introduce programmes throughout the festival, and some will stay on with their own studio shows afterwards. |
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| Almost every piece of pasteboard from programmes to menus around the Old Course featured Lawrie holding the Claret Jug aloft after his Carnoustie triumph. |
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| Unlike commercial radio and television it is not a series of advertisements put on with programmes in between to keep them listening to the advertisements. |
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| Companies that have taken part in the programme have used it to complete rebranding programmes as well as access new markets on either side of the border. |
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| You can record programmes to the hard drive for temporary storage. |
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| But I'm sure that those poor souls who are charged with thinking up topics for BBC radio phone-ins and discussion programmes will be lapping this one up. |
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| Inability of the conventional university system to generate sufficient degree of economies of scale have made the higher education programmes cost-prohibitive. |
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| The increased attention shown to the population control programmes is also appreciatable for it indirectly helps to achieve the employment generation targets. |
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| He's the BBC's bushcraft specialist and keeps winding up his programmes by explaining that we have much to learn from whatever ancient tribe he's been with that week. |
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| After spending five months commuting weekly to London, she accepted a temporary post at in Birmingham and there covered regional news programmes and documentaries. |
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| Residency programmes are derecognised if they do not improve. |
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| Their political bias even on so-called News programmes is scarcely hidden. |
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| Current software technology entails writing application programmes in a high-level language intended to facilitate portability to different computer processor platforms. |
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| These efforts will be similar to the integrated control programmes for onchocerciasis in Africa and the Americas, which are based on interrupting transmission. |
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| Uncertainty about the level of herd immunity generated by vaccination programmes limits modelling of the potential benefits of booster vaccination. |
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| It is good to see combined programmes such as these being run throughout the world and for police agencies being able to pool resources and information. |
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| During the day I do walk-on work in programmes with murder in the title. |
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