Sentence examples for begun a programme from inspiring English sources

Cheering news from the Science Museum, which has begun a programme of "dumbing up".

The trust's chief executive, Andrew Geldard, said the trust had already begun a programme of improvements costing more than £1m.

It had already begun a programme to use alternatives in its biggest brands, such as Liquorice Allsorts and Jelly Babies.

And it has begun a programme to let developers write new games for PlayStation-compliant devices running the Android operating system.

And yes, the Lib Dems have "recently begun a programme of mentoring young minorities"; but this won't make much difference without a far clearer understanding of the problem.

Having learnt from inspections and international studies which methods work best, it has begun a programme of ensuring that all schools get to know about them particularly methods for teaching basic literacy and numeracy.

The UK will soon begin a programme of training 2,000 men for the fledgling national army.

This should make it easier for the central bank to begin a programme of large-scale bond purchases.

It begins a programme that also includes the Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes, and Holst's suite The Planets.

Gustáv Husák, who replaced him, began a programme of "normalisation" in which all dissent was purged from Czechoslovakian life.

In response to the weak data, the European Central Bank has hinted it will begin a programme of credit easing before spring.