Sentence examples for boost the programme from inspiring English sources

Day after day, especially this week, the Star has not spared ink and paper in its mission to boost the programme.

"We will be putting a lot of funds into routine immunization to boost the programme, and we will also be introducing new vaccines, so our cold-chain rooms needs to be functional and operational," said Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate, Executive Director of Nigeria's National Primary Health Care Development Agency.

That's why, as a government, we want to boost the academies programme..

The City loves cheap credit and is cheering on Draghi to cut interest rates or boost the QE programme, based on the time-honoured theory that central bankers with loose monetary policies can prevent their economies slipping into negative inflation.

As part of its €25 billion ($30 billion) programme to boost the economy, the government wanted to induce working parents to hire nannies, creating badly needed service jobs and perhaps boosting Germany's low birth rate.

A match between the England and Afghanistan football teams to mark the end of the 12-year war could be held at Wembley after a major new programme to boost the game was launched by David Cameron and the former England player Michael Owen.

Overall the FTSE 100 is up 17.50 points at 6505.47, helped by Japanese shares hitting a seven year high after last week's news of the country's central bank moves to increase its stimulus programme to boost the economy.

The Bank's monetary policy committee (MPC) maintained rates at a historic low for the seventh consecutive month and left its £200bn quantitative easing programme to boost the money supply unchanged.

If these improvements were combined with another programme to boost the nutritional quality of rice the so-called Golden Rice project which genetically modifies rice to include additional vitamin A then the benefits to some of the poorest people in the world would be vast.The first green revolution did not improve people's livelihoods just by providing technological fixes.

Now the European Union (EU) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), with CfBT Education Trust and the Africa Education Trust, have designed an innovative programme to boost the skills and widen the capabilities of Ministry of Education employees.

"World leaders should listen to the main recommendations of this report, including the need to boost the effectiveness of humanitarian response programmes by providing greater funding to the local organisations which are on the frontline and best prepared to respond to any emergency".