Providing school meals and deworming programmes, for example, can have an important impact.
Higher wages across the board would save the government some money in aid programmes, for example.
The grants of the Kenyan programmes, for example, are the equivalent of two years' local income.
Cuts in school building programmes, for example, have a direct impact on companies from whom these services are procured.
As shadow health minister she has championed preventative health care; promoting dieting, exercise and stop-smoking programmes, for example.
While there may be an idea to start discussion, favourite television programmes, for example, each session is shaped by what the group wants, says Raimondi.
She has improved the education and health services (instigating midwife programmes, for example, in a province that has one major hospital).
Data from loyalty programmes, for example, allows stores to analyse past buying behaviour and predict which coupons or promotions a customer is most likely to use.
We've also run specially targeted programmes – for example, our year 9 boys have done a literacy in sport programme for 10 weeks.
The government's anti-truancy programmes, for example, cost £885m, with negligible effect, according to the National Audit Office, a spending watchdog.
Bush is highly selective, lavishing himself with praise for achievements (African aid programmes, for example) and doggedly reallocating blame for things that went wrong, such as the handling of hurricane Katrina.
