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The closure programme proposed by Stevens will determine the fate of the former, with most capacity likely to be shut.

Greeks go to the polls on Sunday to vote on whether to accept the bailout programme proposed by international lenders that would restart financial aid in exchange for further austerity and economic reform.

What's more, there seems to be more overlap between Comment is free's crowdsourced manifesto for a model mayor and the programme proposed by Jones than that of any other candidate.

The new road programme proposed by local authorities compares with the Conservative party's £24bn "roads for prosperity" programme designed to expand the motorway network, build up to 500 bypasses and massively boost the car economy in 1989.

Wilson last week interrupted the president with a shout of "you lie" as Obama declared that illegal immigrants would not be covered under a health insurance reform programme proposed by the Democrats.

This theory expands the psycho-historical research programme proposed by Bullot and Reber (2013a, b) and Bullot (in press), which aims to describe relations of dependence between context- specific phenomena described by historical and social sciences and context- sensitive mental processes studied by the brain and behavioural sciences.

A new resettlement programme was proposed by the then British Home Secretary, David Blunkett in October 2001, having been hinted at by the previous Home Secretary, Jack Straw, in his 'Lisbon Speech' to the European Conference on Asylum in June 2000.

"Clearly we cannot include every single event from London 2012 in the programme which was proposed by British Athletics and approved by IPC Athletics, the media director said.

"Clearly we cannot include every single event from London 2012 in the programme which was proposed by British Athletics and approved by IPC Athletics," Spence said.

Water quality preservation programmes as currently proposed by public institutions are questionable with regards to efficient territorial development, yet necessary in catchment areas, and for the improvement of water quality.

A framework for the development and evaluation of such programmes has been proposed by the Medical Research Council (MRC) [ 7].