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Objective To explore the content and scientific evidence of every element of the fast-track programmes in colorectal surgery.

Programmes by the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification were underfunded, she said.

There are also widespread lottery programmes, to which state treasuries have grown just as addicted as working-class punters.

The British Council is actively engaged in programmes around the world helping to break down barriers between communities.

Mr Schwarzenegger wanted to eliminate entire programmes wholesale, but now appears ready to settle for shrinking them.

According to the Act, advertising and sponsoring programmes in the name of tobacco-related products through media would attract a fine.

He said he also favoured a "code of conduct" for food export bans so as to ensure humanitarian food aid programmes are not affected.

During the year, 18 training boards and five general committees continued to help the VTC implement its training programmes.

This data gathering and analysis now seems to be an accepted, if not expected, part of modern elite sports programmes.

Mr Paulson said he would be "pressing my colleagues around the world to design similar programmes for their banks" .

If it falls into the right category of subsidies for fossil fuels, we would have to look at our own programmes as well as others.

But Air Force undersecretary for space programmes Gary Payton has said the plane programme is not pursuing "offensive capabilities" .

Americans had been able to pay $9. 99 a month for DVDs through the post as well as the right to stream some films and programmes.

For the next 12 years, Barber collected programmes if they came his way.

Most colleges are trying to maintain their aid programmes, although Tufts has said it had to halt its need-blind admissions policy.

Congress, in giving shape to Obama's proposals, was adamant that programmes should be ready to go within the two-year deadline.

There was evidence that similar programmes by the Department of Justice and the Internal Revenue Service had been effective, he said.

Even if it had the resources, programmes for individual members would surely fail.

Setting up training programmes. Organising a training workshop, deciding on the sort of training required and who will need training.

He vowed not to postpone unpleasant decisions. When government programmes failed, he said, he would end them.

Compulsory service programmes have been used worldwide as a way to deploy and retain a professional health workforce within countries.

Relevant departments should work out regulations to clamp down on training programmes that do not provide quality education.

It is often remarked that there are more ex-Liverpool players in the media and on football programmes than any other club.

He said the test might be more useful for assessing the efficacy of vaccination programmes.

He said anti-corruption codes of conduct of such associations were often "too vague" to be effective, and training programmes were outdated.

Children cannot be expected to be sensible enough to distinguish advertisements from TV programmes.

"There's such concern about over-reaching government involvement that it's actually hurting these programmes, ultimately, " he said.

The software of computer is all the programmes inside the computer that allow you to use the computer to do things.

Professional schools are now encountering the graduate-overproduction issues with which PhD programmes have been wrestling for decades.

But to see that as a justification is to ignore the vast, albeit to some degree unknowable, opportunity costs of programmes so expensive.

The assets taken over and the programmes put in place will have to be managed, at least for a while.

It must be difficult, I say, taking care not to spray crumbs on his sofa, working on three different programmes in such a tight time frame.

Although Disney programmes are shown on Chinese television, the company has not been able to launch its own channel.

"There used to be 13 major pharmaceutical companies with full-blown programmes of contraceptive R&D. Now there are none, " she said.

We have many new series production programmes ready to come on-stream and several new foundry installations are under discussion.

Complaints about one of his programmes had been upheld by the Independent Television Commission.

David Cunliffe said the axing of what National calls "lower quality" programmes would affect many thousands of New Zealanders.

In the last two programmes, we looked at stone tools, which raised the question of whether it's making 'things' that makes us human.

Voters in countries currently implementing very tough austerity programmes have to see some light at the end of the tunnel.

"They were getting ready to print the programmes, " he said, "and I gave them the name of Carrie Madenda. Was that all right? "

In fact, since adults write kids' television programmes, much of the humour may be lost on the intended audience, she said.

Applicants wishing to progress to the MBA programmes are expected to have at least two years business or professional experience.

But grant that this is true. Then the best policy is to slow the long-term growth in spending on age-related programmes.

He added that the US did not comment on intelligence matters but that "North Korea missiles programmes are of concern to the region" .

One of the gravest problems is the way a number of very large procurement programmes are bunched together over the next few years.

I am not very clever with computers and sometimes get into a muddle when trying to install new programmes.

He said the institute would need to be rebuilt, obtain new seeds, and only then restart crop breeding research programmes.

The landscape in which health programmes operate has become far more complex than it was just a decade ago.

Few organisations could afford to put all of their veteran managers through the sort of prestigious programmes that IMD offers.

It must be able to review and implement loan programmes alongside offering support to help small businesses navigate red tape.

Yet spending on the Afghan civil service is scattered across unconnected programmes and amounts to a very small percentage of that.

He gave warning that some unspecified government programmes might have to be cut.

It would be a fine plan if YouTube had lots of high-quality programmes, but it hasn't.

General comments: If it is not the Olympic Games, for two years to a hope that such programmes.

Several countries with good TB control programmes have shown that cure is possible for up to 30% of affected people.

He said the list focused on those responsible for developing Pyongyang's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programmes.

Youth development programmes are shown in some cases to lower pregnancy rates but in other cases to have no effect or even to increase them.

programmes designed to help second language speakers speak a second or foreign language without showing evidence of a foreign accent.

Yet this means countries with new nuclear programmes would have to place control of their fuel supply at least partly in foreign hands.

By the age of 17, he had amassed several thousand programmes, and continued to save them until he was 28 - in 1972.

America, the European Union and Switzerland have all introduced new farm subsidies (or restarted programmes that had been allowed to lapse).

Watching internet-streamed programmes on a big television screen rather than on a PC makes it a "family or group activity" .

Such programmes, combined with support for Wisconsin's dairy processors, seem to have worked.

The record of programmes designed to put the long-term unemployed back to work is also somewhat mixed.

However, interspecific hybridization programmes can be slow and require a great deal of scientific expertise and skilled labour.

The devices made it easy to record programmes and play them back, zooming through ads.

"Whereas demand for staff is growing in the private sector, many public sector organisations have started redundancy programmes, " he said.

We might not have had last week's close shave over Greece if this principle had been built into programmes from the beginning.

He advised CGIAR scientists to put climate change at the heart of research programmes.

It is often the Bajau who pass on such programmes to local communities.

So I think most of those collection programmes - they might be government funded and that money is just not there any more.

Implementation, monitoring, and reporting take place in the context of the country-led framework of national TB programmes.

The fact that it has not done so suggests it cares more about financing the budget deficit and the federal government's spending programmes.

Follow-up action on on-air calls were all completed on time. The total hours of Phone-in programmes amounted to 2, 899 hours.

They used to present only a limited range of courses and study programmes. They used to deliver lessons in a rigid and circumscribed way.

Mr Liu said the channel would focus on providing economic and financial news about China and Chinese culture and language programmes.

Scratch below the surface denial and class is everywhere, as I found in making these programmes.

You should also try to make it a rule to listen to the English programmes on radio or TV.

The rise of the international EMBA has led to a widening gap between the top and bottom programmes in the ranking .

Still, ETA is not in a strong bargaining position. Mass prisoner-release programmes, if they ever come, must wait.

For one , budget cuts at research universities have had a negative impact on the size of doctoral business programmes .

But the new government has frozen some of the stimulus money and has yet to divert it to its own programmes.

The most straightforward would be a gradual slowing in the rate of growth of benefits in the Social Security and Medicare programmes.

Last week, as well as increasing the size of some of these ongoing programmes, Mr Bernanke went back to the textbooks.

Sets out the overall results to be achieved by the relevant policies and programmes, and the progress made so far.

For those taking the increasingly popular part-time or online programmes, there is no reason even to leave their jobs.

Much of that will stem from the return to growth and the phasing out of Recovery Act programmes.

The students were able to go behind the scenes to see how programmes are made.

From the audience composition, the children's television programmes face a viewership of more than 30 percent of the groups audience.

He said recent forestation programmes in western China have already helped offset carbon dioxide emissions.

Without a successful round, some US farm programmes might be vulnerable to litigation in the WTO with no offsetting gain.

He said that two-thirds of the cost could be met by trimming fat on federal programmes, but gave no new details.

The show's producer, the Population Media Center (PMC) in Vermont, has been a pioneer of programmes with the goal of fostering development.

But the US can be cautious in its sales, avoiding disruption of the sales programmes of other countries, as it has in the past.

Far from 'stimulating' the economy, these various programmes have taken money out of the productive sector.

Here I tried to tell you with love dear reader only some areas of controlling programmes of dark powers.

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE'S Tuck School of Business takes first place in The Economist's ninth annual ranking of full-time MBA programmes.

In the earlier programmes we've used the situation of someone trying to arrange a dinner party and trying to find food which everyone likes.

At $787bn, the Recovery Act is far larger than any of the new targeted stimulus jobs programmes the president is now proposing.

That matters as countries with civil nuclear programmes are allowed to come perilously close to having a bomb.

Republican leaders have been careful to distance themselves from the slashing of programmes dear to one of their core constituencies.

The ECB's monetary tightening was all the more uncalled for as countries on the periphery had to undertake fierce austerity programmes.

Slaughter contends that this means that companies will need to re-examine their corporate social responsibility programmes.

The WHO report Health Effects of the Chernobyl Accident and Special Health Care Programmes is the result of this effort.

Such television programmes on the main effects of a good or bad is not divided into two simple, a more complex meaning.

Many in Congress, however, seem happy to leave the windows broken, and rushed to defend the threatened programmes.

This year's FT survey of more than 800 of the top purchasers of customised programmes bears out the point.

You see these nanny programmes on the television and the children are awful.

" It is a sad story but , to Manchester United collectors , these programmes would be very important, " says Barber .

How could I make a shortlist, when all 50-plus business schools claimed to be "one of the best programmes" ?

Special search programmes continued throughout the world for another two years to be certain that transmission had stopped.

It added: "The respondent (husband) was not allowing the petitioner (wife) to see programmes on TV as per her choice" .

An official at Oriental TV said the government often issues orders about which programmes should and should not be aired.

Haemoglobin disorders can be effectively reduced through a strategic balance of disease management and prevention programmes.

The Brazil-based institution scored particularly well for the design of its programmes as well as the overall quality of its facilities.

But he said that getting people to work together on programmes that need a high degree of integration will be a much bigger challenge.

Its dual role as private investor and manager of government bail-out programmes left some asking if it was hopelessly conflicted.

Substantial further research is needed to increase our understanding of the long-term impact of school physical education programmes.

Programmes that depict families in distress are not necessarily representative of the general experience.

It need not be said, however, that we do not look into college programmes for proof of this fact.

It is only in small part the result of bail-outs of the financial sector or of stimulus programmes.

In particular, in the US and Europe, younger students are beginning to enrol on these executive programmes.

With the recorder finally on, I ask him about this month's series of concerts and programmes with the London Symphony Orchestra.

Any of these programmes would deny governments the ability to set their own tax and spending policies.

Mum, I cannot help thinking of that strange dream. What can I do? --Get up and sit watching TV programmes.

And only after that would the axe fall on some programmes which might be "hugely worthwhile" , but which could not be funded as hoped.

She had seen TV programmes about girls who worked as temptresses and thought that might be a job for her.

It was the model that set the trend for EMBA programmes for the next decade.

Like many companies , Kraft has several " sustainability " programmes, which attempt to marry green initiatives with cost savings .

b. Does the U. S. plan to make any changes to the export credit guarantee programmes for soybean as well? If so, what is the timetable?

Processions, meetings, military parades, lectures, waxworks, displays, film shows, telescreen programmes all had to be organized.

It requires drug offenders to pay a fine, which then goes to drug-treatment programmes.

By 2010, the Asian ratooning industry will take place in various Southeast Asian countries's massive road show publicity programmes.

Second, massive public-spending programmes began to feed through, taxes were cut and central banks slashed interest rates.

Your GP, or drug counsellor, should be able to advise you about both needle exchange programmes , and methadone programmes .

Collect up-to-date data on AIDS awareness and sexual behaviour of truck drivers for planning further educational programmes.

Television programmes, in particular, do not compete for audiences on a completely featureless playing field.

The firm will then be able to use it, and the method used to construct it, in its programmes to make fuels and vaccines.

Moving aggressively to propose reforms to those programmes may help bring Republicans along but members of his own Democrats may balk.

This would be a particularly interesting statistic for anyone seeking to compare the success of large-scale graduate recruitment programmes.

Most of its equipment budget is already taken up with existing programmes, commissioned long ago with bills to be paid for years to come.

Such programmes used to involve little more than a few leaflets urging staff to exercise, eat less and quit smoking.

In short, other than war and a few transfer programmes, government programmes are being asphyxiated.

His budget rests on unrealistic assumptions about America's future economic growth and about the cost of his spending programmes.

Several news programmes have been taken off the air, though other services are broadcasting normally.

Budgets have largely been balanced by cuts to the heart of state spending: health programmes, schools and transport.

All graduates will be instructed to line up in alphabetical order of surnames and programmes studied.

One of the programmes he runs is called "leaving a legacy" .

UNAids executive director Michel Sidibe said although prevention programmes had helped cut new infections, they were often "off the mark" .

But we were wrong about his WMD programmes. And we were terribly wrong about the human cost of the war.

The issue of sex is at present the subject of youth club programmes, multi-million dollars movies, television shows, internet etc.

What happens if the money simply is not there to continue domestic health programmes or finance health development abroad?

But Mr Wei pointed out that even as the government has extended more social welfare programmes, the saving rate has continued to rise.

Government-implemented nationwide screening programmes are therefore necessary to provide universal coverage.

By the end of fiscal year 2010 virtually all of the money allocated to these programmes will have been spent.

All of this work requires further investment at a time when global health programmes must compete fiercely for cash.

It's easy to pick up China Radio International programmes.

Adolescents and adults with disabilities are more likely to be excluded from sex education programmes.

The embodiment of the invention provides a method and equipment for reinforcing protection of JAVA programmes and a mobile terminal.

The addition of a training component to group-based microfinance programmes may be critical for achieving broader health benefits.

During the season, you and your family will be entertained with live music, professional show programmes and diverse animation.

The time of importing management programmes and faculty into China is now coming to an end.

Liya has since worked to link WHO initiatives and programmes with the activities of her newly created Liya Kebede Foundation.

The educational programmes are aimed at a wide range of practitioners at all levels--from newly qualified to consultant.

It has hooked three-quarters of its customers on digital video recorders, which let them pause live television and record programmes easily.

Students of the open university receive their lessons and lectures in their homes by means of special TV and radio programmes.

the effective training of the seafarers concerned, in accordance with established programmes and schedules, would be impaired; or.

In the previous four programmes, I've been looking at the way humans began to rear animals and to cultivate plants.

There have been several rigorous surveys of the impact of different teaching methods and programmes in the last decade.

Some manufacturers and retailers have voluntarily rolled out collection programmes in states that do not require them.

These programmes are all governed by some type of regulation, ranging from a parliamentary law to a policy within the ministry of health.

We hope that you'll be able to use this material in your classrooms or self-study programmes and we look forward to presenting this to you.

NZ Bus told Fairfax Media both drivers had been sent on counselling programmes - and had been found to be suffering from "maskophobia" .

Mr Bookstaber knows all about this, having played a key role in the creation of, among other innovations, "portfolio insurance" programmes.

We encourage government workers to do exercise and to be healthy through walkathon and aerobics programmes at the Health Promotion Centre.

Obesity in that country has reached epidemic proportions mainly due to a lack of health programmes and guidelines for the citizens.

Things were rather different back in 2001, when multischool, multicampus programmes were in their infancy.

The results suggest that community-based lifestyle intervention programmes can be effective in a developing country setting.

The Fed has been intervening more aggressively than the bank in other ways. The programmes also have different rationales.

but its role, its size and its programmes are now the subject of a nation-wide debate in Britain.

It is no surprise that WHO has strong and experienced programmes for addressing each of these Goals.

This year there has been a resurgence in open enrolment programmes: 50 providers have been ranked.

It has a number of research programmes focusing on several parasites, funded by programme and project grants from a variety of agencies.

EMBA programmes are beginning to emulate MBA programmes in other ways too.

Mr Obama said Americans had been living beyond their means and some programmes would have to be cut.

And while breeding programmes continuously develop resistant varieties, fungicides can be used to control wheat rust in cases of emergency.

Tensions over Iran and North Korea's nuclear programmes, the crisis in Darfur, Kosovo and climate change all cry out for urgent attention.

None of these programmes has faced allegations of corruption.

Exploring how this can be achieved should be prioritised, designed, applied and replicated from within national programmes, say the authors.

Ms Eschmann administers the federal programmes supposed to help, including food stamps, Medicaid and cash assistance.

But as with other countries' space programmes, at least part of China's efforts is aimed at military use.

Those who run one-year MBA programmes may be feeling smug at this point.

For decades, ad revenues were strong enough to pay for expensive but less-watched public-service programmes.

Look out for high-profile Twitter and Facebook prosecutions along with new social media education programmes in schools and workplaces.

Non-security discretionary programmes, including education, energy, environment, roads, training, science and much more, have been hit hard.

Training and education is one of the main focuses of the partnership programmes.

As one Eurocrat puts it, "they pretended to implement the human rights commitment. We pretended to open up our programmes and policies. "

Conduct training programmes that are exciting and of high energy level using creative training techniques.

Floor green ambassadors will also be appointed for promoting green awareness and implementing environmental programmes.

Such programmes seemed doom to fail, trying to convince beneficiaries that they can find work after they have spent years arguing otherwise.

Might North Korea be prepared to trade in both programmes if the price were right?

American internet TV service Hulu could stage an abrupt turnaround and begin charging viewers for the right to watch programmes online.

Some Chinese use online video as a way of catching up on programmes that they missed (very few have digital video recorders).

Attention should also be paid to ecological, cultural, social and ethical aspects regarding the implementation of control programmes.

The explosion in the number of wealthy families across the globe has prompted many private banks to offer similar programmes.

I will have this finished in a little while. Jack told me that he will have the software programmes done by himself.

Public Affairs Television Unit was established, producing public affairs programmes to be aired on licensed commercial TV stations.

Each week 96% of Britons watch one of its television programmes, listen to one of its radio shows or use one of its websites.

Four of the top 10 programmes are taught wholly or partly in London.

Given this, the only serious way forward is long-term spending reductions, especially in entitlement programmes.

So far only China and Vietnam have responded, though Indonesia and Pakistan have pilot vaccination programmes planned.

If it is necessary to enhance these "organizations" function, it is more personalized needs of the precision of digital sports programmes.

These two commitments do not necessarily mean the creation of new clusters or special programmes, or a reallocation of funds.

The money provided by Goldman will cover the certificate programmes as well as training for faculty.

Xiaowen has already created many programmes and one of them received an award at her province's science fair.

Are there any other additional items needed for the diploma programmes?

Many offer "employee assistance" programmes, usually in the form of confidential helplines and counselling.

Governments, disease control programmes, donors and the general public could all be buying useless tests.

Needle exchange programmes have been shown to reduce the number of new HIV infections without encouraging drug use.

Schools need to be safe places, support systems for victims must be strengthened and prevention programmes put in place.

For applicants who are interested in only one of the programmes, please tick the appropriate box to indicate your choice.

The Democrats have been opposed to cutting popular healthcare and welfare programmes for pensioners and the poor.

Phoenix's programmes have long been the only relatively independent voice available to Chinese viewers in their own language.

The building is designed through a series of independent flows that map the tower and organize different routes for different programmes.

Finally, such an assessment would guide government plans for vaccination programmes and strengthen vaccine delivery systems.

Objective To explore the concept, contents and existing problems of the last-track programmes in colorectal surgery.

The effectiveness of those control programmes depends on the ability to detect and monitor insecticide resistance.

But there is still scope for monetary easing in the form of bond-buying programmes, financed with newly created money.

Chile will then be able to maintain its social programmes by spending what it has saved from its copper windfall.

Humana, already a leader in public health programmes, has bought two Medicare firms this year (so far) and WellPoint has bought one.

Earlier this year Hunan TV persuaded Qinghai Satellite TV to carry some of its programmes.

Three programmes have been set up to promote the content of the texts.

Papers presented a detailed micro-simulation process and the total fertility rate adjustment programmes.

To be truly effective, says Zhu, the centre must increase transparency and conduct detailed audits of key state-funded science programmes.

The ambitious nature of the programmes the administration is launching is already evident, and they will probably get more ambitious.

Television began to offer some programmes from foreign countries.

Wording varies across the UN family as agencies, funds and programmes define their partnership paradigm in different vocabulary ways.

Suspending their PhD programmes with Stanford's blessing, the two became entrepreneurs of a typical Silicon Valley start-up.

Neither Prof Morrison nor Mr Taylor have made fundamental changes to their programmes as a result of the financial crisis.

Smoking cessation programmes can only go so far.

You negotiate with all development partners and civil society organizations implementing programmes within the country.

Gene banks are not just for the crop breeding programmes of the centres, but part of an international programme.

But the design, management and evaluation of programmes could be improved and made more market-oriented.

In the face of a heavy workload, I think companies can introduce more benefits programmes.

For the optimal melt stirring diverse purging programmes can be selected. The plugs can have different and alternating flow ratios.

How are the environmental management programmes responsive to the environmental policy and general planning activities?

At the local level, policy statements and research outcomes need to be translated into prevention programmes and activities in communities.

Most respondents will watch TV before they sleep and if the programmes are not too violent or disturbing, it will not be a problem.

That concern has led some countries, and the European Union collectively, to put programmes for grain fortification on hold.

"The group will continue to press on with its cost savings, productivity and yield management programmes. "