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He attacked the latter, with considerable success, by introducing a program of deflation and austerity.
Ernie Biscuit, Event Cinemas, 13 June Australian film-reviewing royalty David Stratton no longer beams into our lounge rooms each week to squabble about new releases with his equally loved former co-host Margaret Pomeranz, but he will be at the festival in person, introducing a program of films selected from Swedish master Ingmar Bergman's oeuvre.
In July 2012, the European Central Bank chief, Mario Draghi, declared that he would do whatever it takes to save the euro, and in August he kept his promise by introducing a program of Outright Monetary Transactions to finance troubled member states, thus bringing down the price of sovereign debt.
He introduced a program of "levelled access," offering current material supplemented by "focus collections".
The new king subsequently introduced a program of moderate reform to address a number of challenges facing Saudi Arabia.
Russia's struggling banking sector got a vote of confidence from the United States Export-Import Bank, which introduced a program of partnerships with 15 Russian banks.
In 1991, it introduced a program of drills, known as Operational Safeguards Response Evaluations, or osres, specifically to test plant defenses.
They also introduce a program of Ailey dances set to Duke Ellington, including a new production of "The River," an overly ambitious work made for A.B.T. in 1970.
At 3 p.m. at MoMA, he'll introduce a program of work by Smith, including Smith's magnum opus "Flaming Creatures".
Twitter recently introduced a program of "promoted tweets" that will display ads in some search results, although this program remains limited to a select group of Twitter partners, including Best Buy, Bravo, Red Bull and Sony Pictures.
New York City recently introduced a program of housing subsidies — up to $14,600 annually — available to some teachers who might otherwise look for work elsewhere because of the area's stratospheric housing prices.
