Sentence examples for budgets programme from inspiring English sources

This is still very much an embryonic initiative, but our aim, through the community budgets programme, [is to] link up with children's services to look out for younger siblings who may be at risk of being drawn into trouble.

Now the NHS, long seen as addicted to command and control, has made a public commitment to a more collaborative model of healthcare, including through individualised personal commissioning (IPC), which builds on the personal health budgets programme that has been helping people with long-term conditions to take charge of the resources supporting their health.

These are the children who are currently beyond the reach of laws, budgets, programmes, research and, often, the governments, organizations and individuals seeking to fulfil their rights.

Meanwhile, last week, the conservative rump government (sans Mr Wilders) joined forces with the centre-left to put together a deficit-cutting budget programme to submit to the European Commission for approval.

It was a small part in a low-budget programme, but he plunged into it with tremendous commitment and understanding of the issues, playing the judge with an icy, glassy-eyed ferocity.

Rob Law is one of the guests in a special pre-Budget programme on BBC One called "Our Economy: The Points West Debate", at 23:05 GMT on Monday 19 March.

There is no "child neutral" policy, law, budget, programme.

We know that whether decisions relate to trade or taxation, diplomacy or debt, there is no such thing as a 'child-neutral' policy, law, budget, programme or plan.

All too often, big budget programmes were cancelled before their plots had been resolved.

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AS 11.34am GMT The BBC has just started its budget special programme.