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Countries that wanted the European Central Bank (ECB) to buy their debt in secondary markets would have to embrace a reform programme.

But Margolis said: "The Tricycle has missed an opportunity to embrace a cultural programme that would have brought people together.

It may seem like an impossible Utopian fantasy, but I would like to see an art world where artists of all shapes and sizes are understood and valued and the opportunities are equally shared; for galleries to embrace a wider programme that includes a broader and more inclusive range of concepts and understanding around art.

In the same way that Russia makes you want to drink vodka with someone else's husband and lose your voice to nicotine, and America instils the urge to drive a red convertible into the sunset listening to Johnny Cash, there's something about Norway that makes you want to embrace an extreme programme of healthy living.

The government claims to embrace a liberal, reformist programme, yet draws much of its support from conservative tribesmen who espouse the Zaydi sect of Shia Islam.

- Controversial incidents like these are reason to embrace a federally-funded pilot programme for SFPD officer-mounted cameras.

46 Debate continues around how public health programmes can embrace a stewardship relationship, rather than a nanny paternalistic one, while respecting autonomy and advocating social responsibilities.

The educational programme was designed to encourage nurses to embrace a philosophy of restraint-free care and be familiar with techniques of individualized care [ 18].

An oft-repeated story is that no organization that carries out HIV-prevention programmes with MSM will allow its employees to actively embrace a gay identity.

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He also tried to regalvanise his proposal for "comprehensive" immigration reform, embracing a temporary worker programme and a path to citizenship as well as tougher border controls.Mr Bush's best chance of bipartisanship may lie in immigration reform.