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This may not be as far off as it sounds: Volvo, a car manufacturer, will run a pilot programme of driverless cars in Gothenburg in 2017, in partnership with the transport ministry.
A pilot programme of rural health-care workers in India the type that the health ministry wants to expand found that the workers were perfectly able to diagnose basic ailments and prescribe appropriate drugs.
Hazard was presented with his award for player of the month by children from Servite primary school, on Fulham Road, and St Polycarp's from Farnham, two of the 14 schools to whom the Chelsea Foundation has delivered a pilot programme of equality workshops as part of its year-round Building Bridges campaign.
In April, the country's securities regulator said it would resume the sale of these shares (also known as non-tradable or legal-person shares), which make up two-thirds of the domestic "A -share mA -sharetotal capitalisation, starting with a pilot programarket 46 companies.Now, however, a row has blown up at the biggest and best-known of these firms—Baosteel, the mainland's leading stotalaker.
Instead, its officials plan to run a "pilot programme" of inspections.
Specifically, it will launch in the coming year a pilot programme of fellowships for scientists who wish to come to Europe from developing countries and emerging economies.
And the tenant watchdog, the Tenant Services Authority (TSA), is about to launch a pilot programme to establish more of the organisations to run housing association homes.
Both Bratton and de Blasio spoke of extensive retraining and re-equipment plans for the NYPD, including a pilot programme to test the wearing of body cameras.
The honorary consul for India in Wales has urged small and medium sized businesses to take advantage of a pilot programme to boost trade.
They are part of a pilot programme for rehabilitating juveniles in conflict with the law.
The objective of the study was to design and evaluate a pilot programme for active ageing in terms of its feasibility and improvement in functional status, occupational functioning and health-related quality of life among participants.
