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In Karachi, the financial capital, the government recently inaugurated a program to appoint eunuchs as tax collectors.
"Work became the religion here, and over time it has weakened the family — because if all you do is work, work, work, you have little else to fall on when that fails," said the Rev. Davide Schiavon, who heads the Treviso branch of the Catholic charity Caritas, which recently inaugurated a program to assist businesspeople facing financial difficulties.
Buoyed by the advances in basic research, NIA in 2003 inaugurated a program of animal experiments to test compounds that might alter or slow down the aging process.
And this month I.B.M. inaugurated a program that gives employees Internet access to software that the employees can use in volunteer work.
Taking "you are what you eat" rather literally as an ontological project, the University of North Texas has inaugurated a program in the Philosophy of Food.
"In 1953 the faculty inaugurated a program combining English, the visual arts and music that presented a coordinated picture of the culture of a particular time.
And Microsoft has inaugurated a program aimed at making PC gaming more attractive, incorporating console-like features and easier online play.
Appointed provisional president after the coup, Betancourt established a new constitution and inaugurated a program of moderate social reform, providing land for the peasants and exercising greater control over the petroleum industry.
"When I do many of these," she said, "it reminds me of writing hall passes in school". CHRISTA MC AULIFFE'S PLANNED weeklong journey in space, scheduled to begin Jan . 22 will inaugurate a program designed to open space flight to the public.
In 2001 the government inaugurated a new program to extend housing assistance to rural towns and villages.
She added that the Chinese have inaugurated a videotape program to document regional dance, theater and musical styles throughout the country.
