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This should make it easier for the central bank to begin a programme of large-scale bond purchases.
The UK will soon begin a programme of training 2,000 men for the fledgling national army.
Inspectors will now begin a programme of spot checks of primary care, ambulance services and mental health trusts.
Similarly, executives might not begin a programme of investment that is vital for a company's long-term health because of the effect on earnings per share.
In response to the weak data, the European Central Bank has hinted it will begin a programme of credit easing before spring.
In the 1990s, his team discovered the breast cancer mutation BRCA2 and he was among the first to begin a programme of research into gene-targeted therapies for cancer.
Barker's "Social Therapy Unit" (STU), initially made up exclusively of young male psychopaths and schizophrenics of normal intelligence, began in September 1965, with a programme of 80 hours of treatment a week, focussing on cures brought about by mutual cooperation and interaction.
This week sees the first cohort of students begin a programme to improve commissioning skills across social care, related healthcare and joint commissioning.
Pan Macmillan, meanwhile, has begun a programme of digital Short Reads by Peter James, Donoghue and others.
The trust's chief executive, Andrew Geldard, said the trust had already begun a programme of improvements costing more than £1m.
