Sentence examples for a serious programme of from inspiring English sources

Top of the list must be improving their sclerotic economies, best done through a serious programme of liberalisation and deregulation.

Growth could be quicker if a serious programme of pro-investment reforms were undertaken, but there is no likelihood of this for the moment.

But the Treasury's reluctance to earmark specific taxes for specific purposes prevents ministers from making a similar bargain.In the absence of both road pricing and a serious programme of road building, it is not clear how ministers plan to unclog the roads.

"Question Time is a serious programme," said one viewer, Chris Nicholson.

But they cannot be replaced by efficient modern ones, which would look out of place.A serious programme of repairs will be hard and expensive.

And, if everything goes according to plan, three years from now could see today's novelty experiments becoming a serious development programme.Designers of small satellites also have high hopes for micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS).

During Labour's time in power from 1997, we secured £37bn of investment to bring social homes up to a decent standard, but only started on a serious building programme towards the end of the 2000s.

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls's commitment to a serious housing programme and a revival of the power network is a good sign, but I see no reason why Labour should be so timid as to say they may not reverse many of the cuts.

They may well have undertaken some of the necessary surgery, but the British economy needs a serious fitness programme, too.

She was outraged, and an ombudsman concluded that the case involved a serious breach of the programme guidelines.

All of this requires government to have a serious view about a new programme of garden cities by providing the national support in terms of funding and by deploying the development corporation model to drive change.