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Infrastructure UK's first national infrastructure plan, launched in October 2010, had it right.

Under a government plan launched in the late 1960s, slums were cleared and improvements made to education and welfare services.

The Network Rail upgrade plan, launched by the Coalition, was billed as the largest modernisation of the railways since Victorian times".

That was the impulse behind a plan launched by Charles Clarke, the home secretary, to define what counts as unacceptable behaviour by Muslims in Britain.

But the EU's financial services action plan, launched in 1999, has made slow progress and is proving unpopular among the banks themselves.

The emirates' 300-plus state schools are the focus of an ambitious 10-year plan, launched in 2009 by the ruling Sheikh Khalifa.

Early on, lobbyists for landlords whose rental properties are not covered by the rebate plan launched a vigorous campaign to kill it.

Welsh Health Minister Lesley Griffiths is unconvinced by those arguments and believes that her government's five-year cancer delivery plan - launched in June - is a better way forward.

UNICEF/WHO: New plan to address pneumonia and diarrhoea could save 2 million children a year GENEVA/WASHINGTON, 12 April 2013 – A new Global Action Plan launched today by UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO) has the potential to save up to 2 million children every year from deaths caused by pneumonia and diarrhoea.

This is despite the Government's National Infrastructure Plan launched three years ago with the aim of co-ordinating priority investment and included a £250bn shopping list of road, rail and energy projects.

The initial algorithm was developed in the late nineteen-eighties seven years before its human counterpart as part of the Gorilla Species Survival Plan launched by the Washington-based Aquariumson of Zoos Aquariumsiums.