Sentence examples for adopt a programme from inspiring English sources

Better to adopt a programme of "unconventional fiscal policy" like raising future consumption taxes and cutting taxes on labour income.

But in an optimistic scenario, says Saeb Erekat, Mr Abbas's chief negotiator, such a government could adopt a programme that satisfies the demands of both the West and Israel (including recognition of Israel) sufficiently to end the economic boycott.

Our aims are to stop recessionary policies, to demand the renegotiation of the debt, to defend national sovereignty, to defeat rightwing policies and to adopt a programme of development for our country.

This study adopted the theoretical proposition that "the decision to either adopt or not adopt a programme is influenced by the political context, the roles played by actors who have interests in the programme, and what these actors stand to lose or gain because of the programme design".

No government in modern times has managed to reduce the prison population without adopting a programme of executive early release.

It also recommends adopting a programme for hundreds of troubled families.

The Agency never adopted a programme of activities or specific guidelines: the goal is to gather together different kinds of actors – associations, informal groups or individuals – in a common space, giving them the opportunity to meet and establish new contacts, therefore promoting practices of togetherness in an original and innovative way.

By Kun Li NEW YORK, 10 July 2006 – The United Nations unanimously adopted a Programme of Action in 2001 committed to preventing, combating and eradicating the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.

Since available evidence demonstrates that students of rural origin are more likely to work in rural settings [ 46– 48], some rural local governments adopted a programme, which reimburses medical school tuition for those students who agree to work in the rural areas to which they are assigned for a designated number of years after graduation.

Often considered the most comprehensive model to account for exercise behaviour in older adults, social cognitive theory incorporating a social-ecological model i.e. a model to understand the relationship between personal and environmental factors, is the theoretical basis for adopting a programme of physical activity [ 13].

My hope is that radical advances in Scotland would persuade Labour, dare I say it, to adopt a socialist programme.