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It is also to start a programme of buying asset-backed securities.
And a referendum in Italy in June voted down the government's plan to start a programme of new nuclear reactors.
Then from the 13 April we'll start a programme of free streams of seven classics from the Curzon/Artificial Eye back catalogue.
Recognising that that is hardest for small and medium-sized firms, the British government is expected to start a programme of buying bonds issued by such firms as part of its measures to pump more money into the economy.Cash problems, credit problemsThe bigger, cash-rich companies have another problem: where to keep their money while they are waiting for a better investment climate.
The Howard League for Penal Reform, of which I am director, today launches a new Prison Information Bulletin (pdf) on women and girls in the penal system, calling on the government to start a programme of closures of women's prisons, and a transfer of resources to community programmes and treatment facilities that tackle women's needs and reduce re-offending.
It gave her the idea to start a programme to breed a family of cats that had distinctive tiger-like characteristics.
The Bank of Japan has started a programme of rapid monetary expansion.
Sharon then started a programme of daily physical exercise, memory training, healthy diet and relaxation exercises.
In 2008 EURADOS (the European Radiation Dosimetry Group) started a programme of regular dosemeter intercomparisons to assist harmonisation of individual monitoring services (IMS).
He says the situation deteriorated after independence, when the Khartoum government started a programme of forced Islamisation and Arabisation of Nuba.
The ECB has already cut interest rates to just 0.05% to help do this, and on September 18th it started a programme of "targeted longer-term refinancing operations" (TLTRO).
