Sentence examples for an expansion programme from inspiring English sources

Her school, a girls' school in Warwickshire, is already in the middle of an expansion programme.

The chain operated predominantly in the north of England until an expansion programme in the early 1990s enhanced its reach.

Henry McDonald in Dublin writes: Glanbia Ingredients Ireland announced it will create more than 2,000 jobs, 450 of them in the construction sector as part of an expansion programme.

Investment in printing and the completion of a move to improved offices in London in 1976 helped consolidate the Guardian's position, aided by an expansion programme that included the revamping of the Guardian Weekly to include content from both the Washington Post and Le Monde.

The firm opened a £1.5m construction hall last November as part of an expansion programme, creating new jobs.

Namakwa Sands has recently completed an expansion programme, inclusive of a SAG mill and screen installation, which allows the processing of the cemented hard layers, the first ever in the mineral sands industry.

Touring Africa in the aftermath of his "Winds of Change" speech, Macmillan oversaw an ambitious expansion programme for the family firm, an educational books market in Africa.

If it fails, the group may have to sell part or all of its profitable catering and retailing companies, the only parts that are doing well.The culprit in this tale of doom was a disastrous expansion programme, especially a decision to buy stakes in a string of other European airlines.

This is part of a wider expansion programme looking towards an IPO in three to five years' time.

The UK's biggest and fastest growing Pentecostal church is embarking on an ambitious expansion programme in 2017, in part aimed at attracting white Britons to join its black majority congregations.

Irrigated production will attain more importance, and indeed, it is currently part of an ambitious expansion programme.