Sentence examples for a rapid expansion programme from inspiring English sources

For several years Ujima had been pursuing a rapid expansion programme, buying up housing stock on the open market and from other social landlords.

Tonks' life has been more of a hurtle than a tootle since his first little seafood café in Bath grew into a fully fledged chain of fish shops/bistros with a rapid expansion programme.

She made the remarks after Richard Fuller, MP for Bedford, said Gove had not been radical on free schools and called for a rapid expansion of the programme across the country.

There has been a rapid expansion of group based parent-training programmes over the past 10 years [ 10] and the provision of parenting programmes is central to the UK governments' social inclusion agenda.

There has been a rapid expansion of group based parent-training programmes for the treatment of children with conduct problems in a number of countries over the past 10 years.

But the Carter report, which set the framework for the government's response to the long-term rise in the prison population in England and Wales, did not only back a rapid expansion and acceleration of the current prison-building programme.

A rapid expansion of China's nuclear program seems likely to follow.

The goal of the Fund during this period was heavily focused on a rapid expansion of resources, a rapid scale-up of programmes and quickly demonstrating results – reflected in the 'raise it, spend it, prove it' motto of the organisation's first director, Richard Feachem.

The programme was established in 1998 and it has had a rapid expansion from the initial intake of 240 patients to 4542 patients in 2007 [ 30].

The fall in state school students came despite a rapid expansion of the higher education sector and an emphasis on widening participation and access programmes by universities at the encouragement of regulators.

Just after the big bang, it had a rapid expansion, faster than the speed of light.