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The white paper also confirms the commitment to a "major programme of closures" of the "oldest and most inadequate" prisons over the next five years including a plan to reconfigure the estate, which has a surplus of 10,500 local prison places and a shortage of 14,400 resettlement and training places.

It is also understood as a rite in which Christians can confirm the commitment to the church made for them at baptism.

As The Economist went to press, a meeting of VW's supervisory board was expected to confirm the commitment to bring Porsche into the fold.For VW's chairman, 72-year-old Ferdinand Piëch, who is also a major shareholder in Porsche, it will have been a moment to savour.

Appointing Rustam Azimov as minister of finance confirms the commitment of the government to that policy.

The formalization of these inducements confirms the commitment of executive members to network development [ 21, 71, 75].

While the commission's reports confirm the commitment eventually to extend EU membership to the countries of the western Balkans, they underline that several countries in the region may face a long wait.

To confirm the commitment of myoblasts to differentiation, myogenin protein expression was also measured; this was only evident in Day 5 and Day 10 cells.

To further confirm the commitment of B10L to the trophectodermal lineage we fluorescently labeled the cells and injected them into the cavity of early SD rat blastocysts.

We hereby would like to confirm the commitment of Sanofi-Aventis to supplying the full range of human insulin preparations to the German market in the practically foreseeable future, in the interest of patients and caregivers.

And it would help confirm the commitment of a museum to being a center for hard thought as well as for entertainment.

Comparison of GFP+ and GFP− fractions indicated that GFP+ cells had upregulated a suite of genes that confirmed the commitment of this population to endocrine differentiation (Fig.  3b).