Sentence examples for begun a programme of 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.
Pan Macmillan, meanwhile, has begun a programme of digital Short Reads by Peter James, Donoghue and others.
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 reason Saddam did not use his weapons of mass destruction when the invasion took place, he said, was that he had begun a programme of concealment last September.
It has begun a programme to farm out so many of its services that the local trade union calculates staff will shrink from 3,200 in September 2012 to just 332.
In response to the weak data, the European Central Bank has hinted it will begin a programme of credit easing before spring.
Inspectors will now begin a programme of spot checks of primary care, ambulance services and mental health trusts.
