Sentence examples for a programme of improvements from inspiring English sources

Since then the school has accelerated a programme of improvements and much has changed already.

The trust's chief executive, Andrew Geldard, said the trust had already begun a programme of improvements costing more than £1m.

The college has agreed to hold further discussions with the union to resolve other outstanding issues and to look at positive changes to pay scales and a programme of improvements for part-time lecturers".

We sought the views of some 3 million customers last year asking how we could do better and we now have a programme of improvements which we are confident will deliver higher standards of service.

The NR spokesman continued: "We have identified almost £40 million of investment aimed at improving performance by targeting some of the most common causes of delay and our engineers have commissioned Siemens, one of Europe's leading engineering and technology companies, to work with us to implement a programme of improvements to overhead power lines.

Ecclestone has been a vociferous critic of Silverstone in the past, but since the track signed a 17-year British Grand Prix contract at the end of 2009 it has embarked on a programme of improvements to meet his exacting standards.

Oracle is in a programme of constant improvements.

His philosophical method involved thinking in terms of complex ideas about a connected range of matters, matters connected by their place in a programme of human improvement.

An order was issued on 29 September stating: After the First World War, the Urban District Council, which had replaced the District Board in 1894, began a programme of urban improvement.

In an evaluation of the health impact of a social intervention, such as a programme of housing improvement, the researcher may have no say in what the intervention consists of and little influence over how or when the programme is implemented, limiting the scope to undertake development work or to determine allocation.

He pointed out that Silverstone was committed to a £45m programme of improvements intended to be implemented by 2003, jointly funded by the BRDC, Octagon Motorsports and the formula one commercial-rights holder Bernie Ecclestone.