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White businessmen understand that a government committed to a large programme of public investment will have plenty of lucrative contracts.

The debate ended with an impassioned attack by Cooper on Corbyn over his plan to fund a large programme of housebuilding and other infrastructure developments.

But amid the moderation, Cameron will now have to start a large programme of spending cuts, including £12bn cuts in the welfare budget.

"It seems like the lessons of the 1990s have been completely lost, with both local and national government going back to a large programme of road building.

We need to develop a large programme of assistance for Palestinian institutions of higher education among international academics, involving exchanges, sharing of research and research materials etc.

But the bank still appears reluctant to use the best potential weapon against lowflation: a large programme of asset purchases, or "quantitative easing".

However, Davidson said she believed large programmes of government "should always be kept under constant review".

Now, at a time when some academics might be thinking of graceful retirement, Putnam is working on at least three major books as well as directing large programmes of research in the US and in a joint Harvard/ Manchester University collaboration on social change.

A potential redemption of land and urban planning requires that the large programmes of urban renewal and social regeneration be put in context, together with a careful selection of those minor interventions that are harder to gauge and measure, but still expression of an on-going land consumption.

Large programmes of statutory public health insurances have never been evaluated in randomised controlled studies.

In the large programmes of North Europe, as in our study, a smaller number of women continue with screening when they are over the age of 70 years.