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But the usual result is that a few able and ambitious actors in each commission, often from the smaller countries of Europe, must carry a large deadweight of indifferent colleagues.Mr Santer's commission resigned in disgrace last week after an independent investigation found it guilty of tolerating "fraud, mismanagement or nepotism" in programmes under its collective control.

The case studied is analogous to many other public Portuguese universities, where intermediation actors were initially informal entities based in programmes funded under the European CSF III (2000 2006), and formalised as parts of the structure of the Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), a cumulative process of professionalisation that is still ongoing.

Channel 4 is not allowed to be directly involved in making programmes under the terms of its broadcasting licence.

This study demonstrates clear costs and benefits of thermal acclimation on laboratory and field performance and the potential utility of thermal pretreatments for offsetting negative efficacy in SIR programmes under adverse thermal conditions.

The increase in programme management under 229S1 results from a technical adjustment in the distribution of the Management Support Service (MSS) of AFD.

It had therefore cleared it with no restrictions, but recommended broadcasters should review it to check whether it should air in programmes appealing to children under nine years old.

The slowdown in quantitative-easing programmes (under which central banks created money to buy assets) may also have deprived the markets of crucial liquidity support.

The EU, the world's largest aid donor, last year said it placed far greater focus on democracy, human rights and governance in its aid programmes under its new "agenda for change" development policy.

Under Ofcom's rules broadcasters have a duty of care for under-18s appearing in programmes.

2 The physician assistant role has a 50-year history in the US, with growing numbers working in primary care 3 and further expansion of training programmes under way in response to the Affordable Care Act.

The Philharmonia's City of Light series explores music in Paris between 1900 and 1950, so Henri Dutilleux's orchestral song-cycle Correspondances, premiered in its original version in 2003, inevitably felt like something of an interloper in this programme under Esa-Pekka Salonen – though not an unwelcome one.