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Ainsworth defended the controversial "reintegration and reconciliation" programme launched by President Karzai at last month's London conference on Afghanistan.

The announcement on Tuesday will make permanent a pilot programme launched by the government in October 2014.

A second concern is Businesslink's place in the "gov 2.0" programme launched by last year's Power of Information report.

Whether this programme, launched by George Bush in 2002, has raised standards will be a big issue in the 2008 presidential election.

The reform programme launched by the government last year hardly touches labour agreements or the power of workers' representatives within a firm.

The official evaluation of the programme launched by David Cameron has not been published because it would be embarrassing to ministers, it has been claimed.

These channels differ from the programmes launched by the American and British central banks in late 2008 and early 2009.

The new version draws heavily on programmes launched by his predecessor, though Lula did not say so.See article: Lula's new anti-poverty plan.

Recent programmes launched by global confectionery companies with cocoa-producing communities show how certification is just one part of what is happening on the ground today.

The quantitative easing programmes launched by the US since the crisis began have long concerned the G24, who saw "hot money" flow into their economies after the Federal Reserve boosted liquidity.

I'm part of a generation that grew up benefiting from programmes launched by the Franco-German YOfficefoundedounded by De Gaulle and Adenauer's 1963 Élysée treaty (the pledge of friendship Macron and Merkel are now trying to renew).