Sentence examples for a sustained programme from inspiring English sources
There needs to be a sustained programme of action to drive down energy bills into the future.
So long as African troops and a sustained programme of development are available for deployment when the battle has been won, intervention can work.
For primary care to be able to "step up to the plate" and deliver solutions for both scheduled and urgent care, a sustained programme of support for the development of this vital part of our NHS is required.
Economic stability underpins not just Labour's ambitions to improve the public services through a sustained programme of higher spending but also public confidence in Labour's ability to manage the economy.So far, the government has fulfilled its promise.
Given it is the oil price that lies at the heart of many security concerns and that the fuel crisis still looms large in the political psyche of this government, a sustained programme of support for biofuels in road transport is long overdue.
When a child is part of a sustained programme of activism or social mobilization and wants to be so identified.
But there are powerful forces urging a broader sustained programme of action, including France, Israel and the UK, as well as some in the Pentagon.
This initiative gave rise to an innovative, yet sustained programme where several disciplines including PA specialists are simultaneously present in the Clinic, making it possible that adolescents receive integrated medical, nutritional and PA care on the same day.
Foresight is perhaps the most high profile and sustained programme to draw government attention to what science has to tell us about long-term challenges.
At the T&G we share the British people's desire to see our public services built on and improved by the sustained programme of investment outlined by Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.
Indeed, the best chance of answering important questions about prognosis is likely to come from 'a systematic, sustained programme of epidemiologic research, coordinated among cognate research groups' (Hemingway, 2006).
