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As in schools, the Government also intends to publish league tables of prison performance while, in another initiative borrowed from the education sector, there are plans to establish a new "jail first" programme – based on the successful Teach First model – to recruit high-quality graduates to work in the prison sector.

Both initiatives borrow from the now-established requirement that clinical trials pre-register their study protocols.

Freilich said the current ballot initiative borrows from some of those ideas, but is "much more extensive".

On one occasion, the girl shows her initiative by borrowing a horse and galloping miles bareback for the doctor to save the mistress who has suffered a seizure.

New Jersey voters rejected an initiative to borrow $450 million over 10 years to finance stem cell research.

The private finance initiative was borrowed wholesale from the Tories and made legal.

In November, Mr. Corzine was defeated on another social issue of great personal importance when voters rejected a ballot initiative to borrow $450 million to finance stem cell research.

The initiatives are borrowed from the government that the junta overthrew after months protests often directed at those same policies.

They have already agreed on a way to cover at least $124 million of the gap, using both spending cuts and borrowing initiatives that would take advantage of low interest rates, he said.

Borrowing government initiatives from New York has become something of a tradition here, and a rare area where both main political parties can agree.

The initiative, called N1, borrows from all the distributed computing work going on within the company.