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ITV also moved to acquire production companies 12 Yard and Swedish-based Silverback to bolster programming output.

Access to core resources – funding that is not earmarked for a specific purpose – gives UNICEF the flexibility to direct funds where they are most needed, such as to bolster programming or respond to new emergencies.

Mr. Fischer said the closings would allow the corrections department to bolster programs for sex offenders, mental health treatment and community re-entry.

The bill also includes $28 billion in tax cuts for individuals and $12 billion to help states bolster programs for people who have lost jobs.

And it addressed their insistence that the unemployment-insurance program expand to part-time workers by proposing to release more than $4 billion to states next year to bolster programs for the jobless.

Ms. Veneman said the government would bolster programs to ensure that mad cow did not enter the country, saying, "We cannot let down our guard or reduce our vigilance".

They will try to persuade wealthy nations to drastically increase their aid to developing nations and bolster programs to halt the spread of AIDS and improve education in poor countries.

Some of the amendments would go further than Mr. Levy's proposal to bolster programs for special-education students in bilingual-education classes and for those in middle and high school, officials said.

The bill also includes $28 billion in tax cuts for individuals -- including one-time payments of $600 to couples and $300 to single people whose incomes were too low to receive rebate checks under the tax bill signed into law by President Bush this year -- and $12 billion to help states bolster programs for people who have lost jobs.

The Obama administration and Congress must quickly address this, perhaps with bolstered programs of tuition assistance and volunteer professionals — two ideas Admiral Mullen raised.

Some also portrayed the federal Department of Education as rewriting parts of the law, or carrying them out, in ways that bolster programs popular among conservatives, like the alternative, fast-track training programs for teachers.