Sentence examples for expand programmes from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, endemic countries must self-finance NTD programmes within existing budgetary structures to ensure sustainability; however, leadership from both donor and endemic countries is needed now to quickly develop and expand programmes.

The Democrats, in contrast, have tried to win voters' hearts by promising to protect or expand programmes for elderly people, young people, students, poor people and the middle class.

On Tuesday, in a speech on social exclusion (see article), Tony Blair said his government would expand programmes that target even prospective parents whose children seem destined to go wrong.

The Democrats, in contrast, have tried to win voters' hearts by promising to protect or expand programmes for elderly people, young people, students, poor people and the middle class.

If after all of this, there is still evidence of a lack of demand, the government could reduce its consumer taxes, increase investment tax credits, expand programmes to help low- and middle-income households, or invest more in technology and education, financing all of this by issuing money.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says he is keen to expand programmes for foreign workers including nurses but says they would be required to go home after three to five years.

He said universities are also expanding programmes to train rocket scientists.

The central banks are extending and expanding programmes that were already available, and the focus is purely on liquidity issues.

Having expanded programmes initially launched in London to other locations, KPMG's next task is to open its doors to more school-leavers around the country.

They increased real spending by 28% per person during the 1990s, committing themselves to a range of new or expanded programmes.

Seeking to build a skilled and productive workforce, President Dilma Rousseff has made a point of expanding programmes that encourage families to enrol their children into schools.