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In Belfast, there will be a programme of all-women talks called Amongst Women, featuring speakers including Shami Chakrabati, director of Liberty, novelist Kamila Shamsie, and writer and presenter Sandi Toksvig.

A better solution would be a programme of education for CEOs to clarify use of data, transparency and criteria for promotion as well as providing women with a greater support network.

There will be a programme of 500 inspections focusing on standards of dignity and nutrition in nursing homes, similar to a programme of hospital inspections that we carried out recently.

If "libertarian paternalism" is stipulated to be a programme of "choice-preserving decision architecture", to use Messrs Sunstein and Thaler's barbaric jargon, then "libertarian paternalism" is nothing but a profoundly confusing, completely superfluous synonym for anti-paternalism.

And there will be a programme of repairs and improvements to cell windows and perimeter security in the prisons.

"There will be a programme of refurbished rolling stock appearing from the spring of next year," says Simon Jones, the Welsh Government's Director of Economic Infrastructure, on the Transport for Wales franchise.

Above all, myth was a programme of action.

What is described here is a programme of bias-control rather than debiasing.

The WHI was a programme of research launched in 1991 throughout the US.

There is a programme of audits – but agreed in advance with the BBC Trust.

It's a programme of the avant- garde basically a refusal of the kind of poetry I write.