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Simple sentences
Aging is a programme.
What's your favourite TV programme?
The radio programme was listened to by millions of people.
Emily is watching her favourite TV programme.
I already know what the theme of the radio programme will be.
Do you want to watch this TV programme?
News and current affairs
Yet the UN Environment Programme's first adaptation report, released in Lima, showed that the world remains wholly unprepared to cover the costs of adaptation.
His research programme consisted of introducing the imperfection of information and knowledge into economic theory, which he then reformulated, giving serious consideration to agents' expectations.
While the World Food Programme feeds North Korea's six million children, 17 million adults must fend for themselves.
As Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme, I have seen firsthand the devastation and heartbreak caused by disasters around the world.
Since a group of policy leaders from the United Kingdom initiated the Global Apollo Programme to Combat Climate Change earlier this year, I and many others have enthusiastically signed on.
That is where the Apollo Programme comes in, with its bold goal of reducing the cost of renewable energy to below that of coal, oil, and gas.
Together, the Apollo Programme and the DDPP point the world's governments toward the agreement they should reach at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris this December.
The goal today, backed by the Apollo Programme, is deep decarbonization.
As the UN Environment Programme emphasized in a briefing at the World Economic Forum in Davos, saving the financial sector from itself can accelerate the transition to sustainable development.
North Korea's agreement to give up its military nuclear programme was a huge success for the international community.
The group was brought together by Gwyn Prins, a well-regarded expert in security policy and international relations who heads LSE's Mackinder Programme for the Study of Long Wave Events.