From its start in 1968 until 1976, the program was financed partly by Unesco.
Last month, the Pentagon estimated the cost of the offensive from its start on March 19 until April 4 at $600 million, with continuing costs expected to be around $40 million per month.
Under eight attorneys general in both Democratic and Republican administrations, Mr. Shaheen was director of the Office of Professional Responsibility, from its start in 1975 until his retirement in 1997.
Operation Weeting, the overarching hacking investigation, has run up a bill of £22.8m from its start in January 2011 until 30 November this year, excluding legal costs.
From its start in 1936 until its demise as a weekly magazine in 1972, Life was this country's archive of public memory, supplying millions of Americans, most of them educated, white and middle class, with a collective visual inventory of the world as imagined for Main Street, U.S.A.
From its start in 1936 until its demise as a weekly publication in 1972, Life was the country's archive of public memory, supplying millions of Americans, most of them educated, white and middle class, with a collective visual inventory of the world as imagined for Main Street, U.S.A.
Forum for the Future, of which he was a trustee from its start in 1994 until his death, became something of a refuge for him: as its founder director, I appreciated how it allowed him to channel his unapologetic radicalism into the unglamorous business of making solutions-oriented partnerships really work.
Clinch Valley College of the University of Virginia, today's UVa-Wise, was a two-year institution from its start in 1954 until 1976.
