Sentence examples for crash programmes from inspiring English sources

He has also begun crash programmes to build houses and create jobs.Nor is Mr Chávez's continued ill health necessarily good for the MUD.

They could borrow from the IMF when they needed to, rather than resorting to crash programmes of deflation or beggaring their neighbour through trade protection.

On November 13th he called for a nine-point European pact on the future of employment, including crash programmes to expand power grids and to festoon the countryside with broadband networks.

Ehrlich's book, The Population Bomb, said: "In the 1970s, the world will undergo famines - hundreds of millions of people are going to starve to death in spite of any crash programmes embarked on now".

There is no reason and little inclination to be panicky, but every reason to seize the chance of overcoming inertia and launching, not "crash programmes," but vigorous new assaults on a whole range of obstacles to the western world's technical and economic advance.

Having failed to anticipate the change, all of them are now having to introduce crash programmes to stay in the race, at a time when most are strapped for cash.In this section The road to Damascus Cutting a dash Will the Swiss rebottle the genie?

Southern Europe's crash programme of structural reform is partly inspired by Germany.

Kamal also revealed Iraq's crash programme to produce a nuclear weapon in 1990.

Mr Barbosa's main job may be to design a crash programme to attract private investment into infrastructure.

During his re-election campaign the government subsidised household goods and launched a crash programme of cheap public housing.

To avoid global economic collapse, we need to begin "a mitigation crash programme 20 years before peaking".