Sentence examples for broad program of from inspiring English sources
The speech committed to a broad program of political, legal and economic reforms.
After fares went up in March, he announced that the authority's finances were sound enough to allow it to go ahead with a broad program of service improvements.
He campaigned on a platform advocating an immediate end to the Vietnam War and for a broad program of liberal social and economic reforms at home.
And JPMorgan is also part of a broad program of guarantees, explicit on deposits, implicit through the general aspect of too- bitbig-to-fail.
This position allowed him to pursue a broad program of theoretical and field research that combined his unusual talents as both a mathematical modeler and a knowledgeable naturalist.
Trying to fight such doubts on Wall Street and elsewhere, Rick Wagoner, G.M.'s chairman, last month outlined a broad program of cost cuts, asset sales and debt offerings intended to increase the company's liquidity by $15 billion.
Greece's Civil Service is bloated, patronage-ridden and inefficient, and it clearly needs reform as part of a broader program of economic renewal and revival.
Education experts warn that video needs to be part of a broader program of professional development, comparing the use of video in teaching to how it is used by athletes.
Officials say they hope it will be used this summer for yet-to-be-scheduled rock concerts, part of a broader program of concerts and festivals at the park, while its long-term future is being worked out.
SHANGHAI — A decision by China's central bank to loosen monetary policy is not an antidote by itself for emerging weakness in the Chinese economy and is likely to be just the start of a broader program of economic stimulus by the government, economists said on Sunday.
On Tuesday, Mr. Papandreou met with opposition leaders, trying to win support for a broader program of additional measures amounting to €6 billion, or $8.45 billion, to reduce Greece's budget deficit to 7.5 percent of gross domestic product this year — from 10.5 percent in 2010 — despite double-digit unemployment and a deepening recession.
