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Attacked by unions and academics as an expensive bonanza for banks and their advisers, PFI is the funding formula that Labour has encouraged over the last 12 years.

The decision has also started a heated public debate, which Planned Parenthood has encouraged, over whether the station's news content is independent and, ultimately, whether the station should separate itself from Duquesne, which founded it 58 years ago.

He did not even bother to mention climate change, generally seen as the greatest threat to the planet at the UN, but viewed as a liberal hoax by much of Trump's political base – a view he has encouraged over the years.

So far, GEC has encouraged over 300 girls to explore the engineering field.

Despite the RCA's excellent development programme, which has encouraged over 5,000 Rwandans to take up the game, this uneven field remains the country's only cricket ground.

George W. Bush's incredible non-victory in 2000 which came, of course, thanks to an assist from his dad's pals on the Supreme Court may be the the most recent example, but it doesn't even scratch the surface of the twisted intrigue that the electoral college has encouraged over the years.

Their campaign group "Total Eclipse of The S*n" – together with "Shun the S*n", a group that splintered off from TEoTS – and its active social media backing have encouraged over 210 outlets in the city to stop selling The Sun.

"The downside is that by selling our souls to tourism we've encouraged over-development.

The last 10 years have been brilliant for our sport – our membership and participation in cycle sport continues to grow, we've encouraged over 1.7 million people to cycle regularly with even more starting all the time and we are seeing the emergence of a new generation of cycling heroes".

The panellists all agreed that the main concern for the science-sector post-Brexit is not connected to the financial situation but rather the networks and joint projects which the EU has encouraged through its programmes over the years.

Gatti believes that Ferrante's anonymity is a publicity play of sorts; as her popularity and acclaim have grown, it has brought her special attention, and, as he points out, Edizione E/O has encouraged her over the past few years to give interviews, which she was initially not at all inclined to do.