Sentence examples for a parallel programme from inspiring English sources

Instead, it will be reviewed by "a parallel programme of work" led jointly by the departments of health and communities and local government.

Passage of the multibill now unlocks €2bn in aid that the government has pledged to put into a parallel programme of relief measures.

Meanwhile, the council is developing a parallel programme to improve Tunisia's vocational skills training, which will also have an English language teaching component.

Governing MPs, whose efforts to mitigate the effects of austerity saw the passage of a "parallel programme" of social justice measures at the weekend, may be hoping the protestors will run out of steam.

Because the nuclear fuel cycle is checked by the IAEA all the way along, any yellowcake or uranium hexafluoride that was diverted to a parallel programme would be noticed.

The review, to be called the modernising defence programme, will incorporate elements of the 10-year strategic defence and security review, begun in 2015, and a parallel programme called joint force 2025.

The significance of the finding is that it points to the possibility of a covert, parallel programme to produce fissile material for a missile warhead, beyond the reach of the IAEA's mandate to monitor declared stockpiles of enriched uranium, and ore.

Ephraim Asculai, of Tel Aviv University's Institute for National Security Studies, said: "Everyone suspected that Iran could have had a secret parallel programme to enrich uranium.

A more serious threat is arguably that Iran may create a parallel covert programme in a disguised or underground facility.

In a parallel research programme, the author's group systematically characterised the physicochemical properties of palladium nanoparticles as a function of size over non-reducible supports to quantify structure function relations in allylic alcohol selox [133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 158, 159].

GCHQ's parallel programme was called "EDGEHILL", another civil war battle where citizens became enemies of their government.