Sentence examples for clear programmes from inspiring English sources

Even though neither reduction1 nor reduction2 are at present feasible as clear programmes for research, it is nonetheless important that they be affirmed and defended.

Besides, no one seems to have any clear programme for how they would do it.

The planning process allows us to develop a clear programme for the year ahead.

Whatever is spreading from Athens, it is not a clear programme for a better world.

Beyond stirring speeches, a candidate must have a plan for policy implementation, a clear programme.

The system works smoothly when the government has a clear programme and a legislative majority.

The policy was presented as part of Cameron's "one nation" – a "clear programme for working people, social justice and bringing our country together".

And in a hint that he already has a clear programme in mind, he said he was not ready to put together a government "at any cost".

Historically, FPTP has favoured the election of majority governments, able to defend a clear programme or face ejection at the next election.

The failure of the British government this time last week was to see the sailors' return in that context and to follow their press conference with a consistent and clear programme of activity that told a different story.

The findings recommended a more formal, yearly review and planning process, which allows us to develop a clear programme for the year ahead and helps everyone – our partners, the business and our volunteers – to get the most from our relationships.