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"This exercise will be part of a broader programme of activity intended to restore Barclays' reputation and we will establish a zero-tolerance policy for any actions that harm the reputation of the bank," said Agius.

The complaint alleges that the deaths are part of a broader programme of deliberate and premeditated killings by the United States, which rely on "vague legal standards, a closed executive process and evidence never presented to the courts".

Never the less, public-sector leaders must recognise the need "not only for a series of near-term tactical adaptations, but also for a broader programme of strategic transformation across several key areas".

This study took place within a broader programme of research into ICST, conducted by the first author for her doctoral studies (Cockbain 2013b).

The sale by BP is part of a broader programme of disposing of non-core assets that is doesn't operate itself.

We worked with an opportunity sample of eight local schools who were partners in a broader programme of research and intervention aimed at improving young people's psychological wellbeing.

As part of a broader programme on juvenile justice, UNICEF has been preventing violence, promoting alternatives to detention and supporting the establishment of child friendly rooms in police stations in nine municipalities.

A Department for Education spokesman said all schools were encouraged to provide a broad programme of sex and relationship education.

In an uncompromising speech, Corbyn also outlined plans for a surge of council house building funded by the removal of borrowing caps on local councils, a broad programme of public investment and a reinstatement of some trade union rights.

Townes was quickly roped in as a consultant by the US National Bureau of Standards, whose wartime military and largely secret programme on frequency stability was about to emerge in public as a broad programme of research into atomic clocks.

The Wells' annual hip-hop festival has become a staple of the dance diary and now, in its 12th year, it celebrates its success with a broad programme of British and international work.