22 In the UK, the Department of Health have opted to introduce a programme of "NHS health checks" for everyone aged between 40-74 without existing cardiovascular disease, aiming to reach all people within this age range over a period of five years.
22 In 2010, the Australian government introduced a programme for managing their Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS), named the Comprehensive Management Framework (CMF).
When Mr Uribe signed a free-trade agreement with the United States in 2006 which has not yet been ratified Mr Arias introduced a programme of subsidies for small farmers to help them compete with American agricultural products.
Here are the basics: come 2034, with the economic cost of crime spiralling and a public sick of murder headlines, the US Government introduces a programme of mandatory brain-scanning for 18-year-old men and women.
But this tech revolution has also led the International Tennis Federation to change its rulebook, and to introduce a programme to approve the new equipment for use in its tournaments.
At his press conference, Mayor Knowles said Ferguson would triple a stipend paid to police officers who live as well as work in the city, introduce a scholarship programme for African Americans who go to the police academy and come to work in Ferguson, and introduce school programmes to reach out to children.
"We're very keen that the report is successful in helping the Football Association introduce a licensing programme for clubs," he said.
No one would introduce a screening programme for a disease that effects fewer than 15 in 100 000 women (the cumulative rate of cervical cancer up to age 25 years, which has changed little since 1988), particularly when there is little evidence of its effectiveness and substantial evidence of harm.
This evidence, along with the increased financial pressures in the UK National Health Service, has led many units to consider introducing such a programme for obstetric surgery.
In a bid to counter the "my Jack's too bright for an ordinary school" argument, the government introduced a £29m programme for "gifted and talented" children, appropriately known as "G&Ts".
