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HSBC, a London-based international bank, recently started a scheme to improve its suppliers' and customers' health.
And on July 1st, Australia's government started a scheme to buy guns from the public, with the aim of taking around 65,000 weapons out of circulation.
It has also started a scheme to help out some of its struggling tenants, which basically sounds like a franchise arrangement for underperforming pubs.
Judith Carlisle, headteacher of the independent Oxford High School, has started a scheme to combat the rise of "unhelpful perfectionism" among her students.
In concert with the states she started a scheme to build pre-schools for all children of parents who want them by 2013, which will help women into the workforce.
Ten years ago, it started a scheme to collect 300 tons (272 metric tonnes) of food scraps a day from houses and restaurants, convert these into fertiliser and sell the result to Napa Valley vineyards and to organic farms.To help it to achieve its goal of no new landfill waste by 2020, the city commissioned a study of where its garbage was coming from and going to.
Seeing no chance to break the deadlock the health ministry started a scheme last July to allow local governments to fund IVF treatment for limited numbers of couples from their own budgets.After three years of making itself heard on the matter without actually affecting the practice it seems the Church is now ready to seek a compromise.
Set up in 1945, the Co-operative for American Remittances to Europe started a scheme where people in the US paid $10 to send a parcel to families who had been hit hard by the war.
Now, can they start on a scheme to explain the new offside rule?
Race to her office and start hatching a scheme to find you the ideal appointment in a top lab.
Waste Management, for example, has started a pilot scheme to turn it into diesel.A few dozen gasification and pyrolysis plants are up and running in Europe and Japan, and more are planned.
