The Russian government has been instructed to submit a federal State programme for the conservation and development of culture.

Britain favours buying information from other investigations of reactor safety, notably the United States programme, run by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

It is based on the United States programme Beauty and the Geek created by Ashton Kutcher.

In the first half of the 20th century Argentina ran a state programme to populate Misiones Province and kick-start a mate industry.

(Apart from electoral reasons, there could be moral ones, reflecting inter-State variations in beliefs concerning the 'rightness' of a generous welfare state programme.)

On 14 March 2000 the Government of Estonia adopted "State Programme "Integration in Estonian society 2000-2007".

A state programme of low-cost, energy-efficient sustainable housing designed for rental and management by housing associations, would create jobs, enhance technical skills and place downward pressure on house prices.

Being an NGO, the ICMC has considerably more breadth to make the Civil Society portion more independent of the States Programme.

But the scheme started to fall apart by the late 1970s, with many GPs - reportedly eyeing the wealth of their US colleagues - opting out of the state programme.

The State Programme also provided that the two military districts, Carpathian and Odessa, [would] be renamed the Western and Southern Operational Commands respectively.'

Regarding the USA state programme, the Educational Testing Service (1973) says that it is unlikely that even local testing can reveal anything startling about how teachers can improve their work.

However, a state programme to get a biofuels sector up and running was announced in 2008, and timber industry players were told that the government was ready to back up to 30 production plants.

He supervised and developed the State Programme of Armament and Military Equipment Development and the Concept of Structural Reorganization of Military-Industrial Complex of Ukraine.

As regards the European Union and United States programme in favour of democracy and civil society, announced at the Hague summit, we hope that we can confirm the names of those who will have seats on the judges' college.

Last year, a relevant state programme was launched specifically to introduce electronic vote counting, establish a secure network for data transfer and storage, and construct infrastructure for remote voting via mobile phone for those who cannot attend polling stations.

The Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Advisory State Programme (Gutachtliche Landesprogramm Mecklenburg-Vorpommern) from 2003 describes the Tarnitz, which has been straighted along almost all its length, as not very natural (naturfern).

Los Angeles Air Pollution Control District believed that the state programme could, with no interference, achieve marked improvement in the level of photochemical smog by 1980, and that by 1990 the atmosphere would meet the ambient air quality standard (Krier and Ursin, 1977).

He said that would probably include nearly all state programs.

Their states pay the entire amount, because these are state programs.

In contrast with most state programs, the Federal plan looks well beyond business.

Eight of the 10 state programs have had gang problems.

Texas spent at a rate of just 14 cents on state programs.

Not all federal clients make the transition to the state program.

And they were affordable on benefits from Federal or state programs.

That was a key part of the state program as well."

She also called for an expansion of state programs that provide health insurance to poor children and their parents.

"But the state program just isn't the right way to go about it."

It does not cut into other state programs or cause taxes to rise, he added.

He said reporters in the room knew "50 times more than I do" about state programs and legislation.

The agency has until November 1994 to approve state programs.

The state programs are very popular for good reason.

The company declined to disclose its total business in the Federal and state programs.

Officials have concluded that they cannot wait for Congress, but must shore up their state program.

The state programs to support coffee prices went bankrupt in 1930.

They do so under a 12-year-old state program that was expanded in 1991 to include private universities.

Once enrolled in the state program, he said, "they get exactly the same amount of benefits."

Some experts argue that Federal and state programs should move in this direction.

Officials say the problem can be solved by taking money allocated to pay for state programs next year.

President Bush wants to build on the state programs.

There are no state programs to help defray the costs.

Some states have a separate state program that helps with prescriptions.

"But this is a state program that has met and surpassed its purpose."