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Liverpool University, for example, has recently sponsored a failing private school to become an academy with a boarding wing.

In an effort to broaden GEH partnerships, the NIEHS has recently sponsored several workshops.

Cancer Research UK has recently sponsored a meeting, organized by the UK Medical Research Council, on cancer drug resistance.

CMS has recently sponsored an evaluation of the HOS program, which will provide the information necessary to enhance the future administration of the program.

12 16 In England, adjusted mortality statistics for NHS hospitals have been published since 2001 by the Dr Foster organisation, 16 17 and the Department of Health has recently sponsored a similar approach the Summary Hospital Mortality Index (SHMI).

The Phase I/II Committee has recently sponsored trials with an anti-CD19 antibody and an anti-CD38 antibody conjugated to saporin for the treatment of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukaemia and multiple myeloma, respectively.

They hope to challenge the assumption that the leadership transition will inevitably be a period of risk-avoidance and caution over policy.In their effort to push their cause, reformers have recently sponsored two reports laying out plans for long-term change.

Last fall the clothing company Brixton created a capsule collection devoted to him called the Jason Jessee Collection, and he has recently been sponsored by or collaborated with (in addition to Brixton and Santa Cruz) OJ Wheels, Independent, Grant's Pomade, Madson Sunglasses, Stance Socks, and Converse.

The Russian government, flush with cash from oil and commodities, has recently been sponsoring patriotic films, both historical epics and kitschy blockbuster-style films about heroic secret service agents.

The central government has also recently sponsored international conferences on Buddhism and Taoism.

For example, the UK has until recently sponsored an ambitious and unique programme to appoint moderate imams in an area controlled by various rebel forces, instead of extremist clerics affiliated to jihadi organisations.