Sentence examples for began a programme from inspiring English sources
Gustáv Husák, who replaced him, began a programme of "normalisation" in which all dissent was purged from Czechoslovakian life.
Soon after Suharto's resignation Indonesia began a programme of massive decentralisation, giving power not to the provinces (for fear of encouraging secessionism) but to districts and villages.
The other, Peteris Vasks' Second Symphony, began a programme that moved on to more familiar ground with Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto and Dvorak's Eighth Symphony.
Under Van Tulleken's supervision, she gradually reduced her doses of medication and began a programme of weekly swimming in open water with a temperature of 15C.
Obote, who was no saint himself, began a programme of 'Cooperative Recovery', giving the coffee farmers vehicles and restoring the cooperative business model used to trade coffee on Mount Elgon since 1946.
Frank Mitchell, chief executive of Scottish Power Energy Networks, warned that the UK could face short-term problems if it began a programme of shutting down coal-fired power stations without ensuring adequate back-up supply to replace them.
The UK will soon begin a programme of training 2,000 men for the fledgling national army.
Pan Macmillan, meanwhile, has begun a programme of digital Short Reads by Peter James, Donoghue and others.
The trust's chief executive, Andrew Geldard, said the trust had already begun a programme of improvements costing more than £1m.
This should make it easier for the central bank to begin a programme of large-scale bond purchases.
