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But this week Haringey council, one of three councils involved in piloting the scheme, decided it could not go ahead with it after community partners unanimously rejected it.

Councillor Nickie Aiken, from Westminster City Council, said: "Westminster City Council was involved in piloting this scheme and we welcome these proposals to give disadvantaged children a head-start in their education, to simplify the guidance around early years provision, and to focus on quality teaching and care to improve the outcomes for our young children.

NGOs are often involved in piloting new strategies and their subsequent scale-up.

Authors AY, GC and KT have been involved in piloting the study and developing all study protocols.

These proteins are directly involved in piloting metastases by the ligation of TLR4 and RAGE receptors [ 29, 30, 44].

These patients (25 in total) were not included in the trial, but were involved in piloting the questionnaires and recruitment methods.

We contacted all four of the practices involved in pilot-testing the Collaborate system and enrolled three of those practices.

But so far the government has stopped short of replacing the direct distribution of food and fuel with cash payments because of the enormous logistical difficulties involved, and because many of those involved in pilot projects in which cash was substituted for goods have said they preferred receiving food.

This chapter focuses on general engineering aspects involved in Pilot Plant production of waterborne and solvent-based paints and coatings.

If stakeholders are not engaged early in dialogue, and not involved in pilot trials and the like, the project becomes 'yours' not 'ours', potential benefits are liable to be overlooked, and uncertainties abound that the project will not address real needs, fall short in delivering sustainable benefits, and might be obstructed by civil disobedience, industrial action or court injunction.

The interviewers were female as women involved in pilot testing of the instruments indicated a strong preference for same gender interviewers.