The adjustment programme enforced on Greece as the price of more than €240bn in aid has been blamed for record levels of unemployment, the loss of more than a quarter of GDP, prolonged recession and a sharp increase in the country's already monumental debt load, even though it has also achieved the biggest fiscal consolidation in modern times.
The Government of Japan has given high priority to underwriting prevention programmes, enforcing tough national legislation outlawing child prostitution and pornography - and supporting NGO programmes to assist child victims in developing countries.
Her emphasis on "concrete and current" (roads and electricity) development, in tune with the structural adjustment programmes enforced by the US at the expense of social welfare and jobs, diminished her popularity.
Observers say the case is crucial because of the senior position held by the four defendants in the regime which seized power between 1975 and 1979 and set up a programme of enforced rural relocation and labour camps.
And how will he answer the questions Oprah must surely ask about the Usada findings that he trafficked PEDs for the team, organized with confederates a systemic doping programme, and enforced compliance by junior riders?
In 1932-1933, Stalin's programme of enforced agricultural collectivisation brought famine and death to millions in Ukraine, the bread basket of the USSR.
In the early 1930s, Nina Karpenko was a little girl living in a Ukrainian village when the Soviet Union's programme of enforced agricultural collectivisation brought famine and death to millions in the region.
Consequently, in the UN/Lep cohort the set point mechanisms are strong enough to over-ride the metabolic programme and enforce a lean body composition, masking the thrifty hepatic metabolic programming, while in the UN/Sal cohort they cannot do so.
Television stations were also required to have a "delaying mechanism" on live programmes to enforce the restrictions.
Then in all European countries (European regulation (EC) No 999/2001 and Amendments), from July 2001 on, screening programmes were enforced so that all cattle over 24 months of age (subsequently changed to 30 months), whether slaughtered for human consumption, dead-on-farm or euthanized, had to be tested.
