Britain and other international powers suspect the programme is intended to produce an atomic weapon.
Nicknamed "Operation Twist" (because it "twists" the slope of the yield curve on bonds) the programme is intended to help America's economy by lowering long-term interest rates.
Briefs from the Cato Institute, a libertarian think-tank, scoff that this argument "radically shrivels the right to own property" and "threatens to send [it] the way of the California Raisins [a group of singing dried fruit who are not as popular as they used to be] .The government maintains that the programme is intended to help raisin farmers by curbing supply and stabilising prices.
Based on feedback from people mandated to the Work Programme, she believes that, although the programme is intended to provide tailored support, that is not what people experience: "In practice, they don't get individual support; they get shoved into a room with 50 other people".
We forecast that the resulting report will indicate satisfactory progress, but the process of adjustment in the programme is intended to last up to 2011, and given the unfolding financial and economic tensions at home and abroad it is unlikely that all will go smoothly throughout the next two years.
As background, the paper presents the regional needs the programme is intended to address and describes how the programme was designed.
While the transfer is not conditioned on school enrolment, the programme is intended to provide an incentive for education, discourage child labour and provide caregivers with additional resources for school-related costs such as clothing, exercise books and pencils.
This new programme is intended to raise GPs' awareness of their role and contribution to supporting carers [ 27] but our evidence suggests that, not only general practice teams, but also carers are unclear about what carers can expect.
Channel 4 said the programme was intended to be a humorous look at a serious issue.
Besides cutting worklessness, the programme was intended to involve small charitable and voluntary providers as part of the Tories' inclusive "Big Society".
