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They are currently developing a programme to improve the lives of displaced children living in refugee camps in Iraq and, on Tuesday, they sent a 100-box consignment of Arsenal kit over to them.

The company said it was "not the first time" a company had hiked up the price of a drug it had bought the rights to, and said it was developing a programme to offer more low-cost alternatives in the future.

All these factors may have to be taken into consideration while developing a programme to reduce the use of antibiotics.

VIDEO: Watch now Made up of 54 distinct ethnic groups, Viet Nam is a diverse society where UNICEF and its partners in the Ministry of Education and Training have been actively developing a programme to encourage greater school enrolment and reduce drop-out rates.

In the interests of developing a programme to optimise the use of peer review in the province, we undertook this research to describe current patterns of peer review in RO practices across Ontario and to identify existing barriers and potential facilitators to its expanded and optimal use.

She has also secured funding to develop a programme to improve maths skills among primary teachers.

Companies are helping the most troubled schools; Texas Instruments, for instance, has developed a programme to encourage the learning of science.

The Health Foundation has developed a programme to enable health professionals to identify the risks in a particular service before they lead to harms in patients.

In response, the Department of Health (DH) approached NHS Employers, which represents organisations employing health service workers, to develop a programme to create more mentally healthy workplaces for staff.

The evening before the match they were predicting a 5-0 loss: the consensus until then was that it would take another 10-20 years to develop a programme to beat a world champion.

Develop a programme to offset the more negative aspects of globalised capitalism – the loss of identity and social cohesion, the corroding insecurity (Ukip, SNP and the Greens won support basically because they set out to do that).