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Horne's proposal has been cited by country's media as further proof of the new government's centre-right bias, with many seeing parallels to a date night campaign started up by US conservative groups such as the National Marriage Project.

To discuss the day's operations, the nurses and I then huddle together around the most popular place in the hospital – the coffee cart, started up by entrepreneurial eastern Europeans and serving extra-strong coffee!

Later he and his journalistic partner Christopher Dobson – their joint telegraphic address Rondob became a legend – joined Now magazine, started up by Jimmy Goldsmith (who had been a sort of unpaid stringer to the Telegraph Paris office and once invited Payne to enjoy the delights of an exclusive brothel, an invitation he not surprisingly refused).

In Berlin, the Energeitisch initiative, started up by eight people, has mobilised 50,000 Berliners in just over two years to force a referendum on reclaiming the city's grid from the Swedish corporation Vattenfall (one of the UK's biggest windpower operators) and move it into 100% renewable, democratic control.

The EBR needs to be started up by a special procedure.

This was called the Science and Technology Options Assessment (STOA) programme, and was started up by Rolf Linkohr MEP.

In addition, the merger legislation stipulates that if a discounter in eastern Canada starts up by September, Air Canada cannot start a discount airline until Oct. 1, 2001.

The combined site, which has not been named, is expected to start up by March.

The plant had been expected to start up by the middle of the year, providing enough electricity to power as many as 500,000 homes.

The objective of the school is to push the development of in vitro start up by students, but the beginnings are very disappointing.

A new SUV probably will be the first vehicle built in the new plant in Georgia starting up by year-end.