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China advertises these programmes as a kind-hearted diplomatic gesture – the terms "equality", "all-round co-operation" and "mutual gain" pepper its state media reports and programme descriptions.

Others were case reports and programme descriptions.

In Ghana, two further strategies were employed: (1) a manual search of medical and public health conference and workshop proceedings; and (2) Ministry of Health annual reports and Programme of Work reports since 1990.

Since 2011, various reports and programmes have aimed to prevent another Winterbourne View.

This production will be supplemented by some 20 video news releases, features and interviews, and 300 radio interviews, reports and programmes.

As indicated in Table 5.1-1, the number of news releases and radio reports and programmes increased, while more costly activities such as press conferences, seminars and reportage missions were reduced.

The G08 proposal would deprive these students of a potentially life-transforming educational opportunity that could open up better employment options and new social networks, says Andrew Norton, co-author of the report and programme director on higher education at the Grattan Institute, an independent think tank.

All indicators are quantitative except those in italics which are qualitative Quantitative data were obtained from an extensive document analysis of programme memoranda of understanding, annual reports and other programme documentation from each partner for the whole project period.

Production and delivery for Red Button including editorial guidelines, paperwork (including billing, transmission, music reporting, compliance and programme as completed forms), marketing and promotion requirements and contacts.

Whenever there is a dispute, there are more news reports and television programmes showing how bad the Japanese were," he said.In the run-up to December 13th this year, Chinese media have kept the anti-Japan drumbeat to a minimum.

Food waste has been discussed in newspaper articles, news reports and television programmes, which have increased awareness of it as a public issue.