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When I graduated from high school they were starting a programme at the Californian Institute for the Arts.

"We need to reinvent how energy is delivered," says Simon Desjardins, who manages a programme at the Shell Foundation that invests in for-profit ways to deliver energy to the poor.

Can contributing a fraction of your licence fee to the cost of a programme at the time of its first transmission really be thought to have bought a right to view the show in perpetuity?

She is part of a programme at the clinic to prevent mother-to-child transmission, which involves a regimen of medications for mothers and babies during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

The plans form part of a programme at the council to deliver mobile working across a number of services, with the roll out of handheld devices being one of the first strands of the project.

The potential for such influence is enormous, according to Allen Hershkowitz, the director of the Sports Greening Initiative, a programme at the Natural Resources Defense Council (or NRDC), which advises sports teams, leagues and venues.

A programme at South London and the Maudsley NHS foundation trust (Slam), which provides tailored careers advice and coaching to patients, is threatened by budget cuts.

But his real introduction to books as business came when, as an undergraduate, he won a place on a scholarship programme at the University of Pennsylvania.

Ah, this is what Earthflight (BBC1, Sunday) has been crying out for since it started – the how-they-did-it bit, usually a section at the end of a programme, here a whole programme at the end of the series.

James Cook presents Scotland Decides: Review of the Week, a programme looking at the issues around the Scottish Independence Referendum.

A programme coordinator at the regional level links the communities with programme support structures at the national level and supervises, monitors and trains trainers.