Sentence examples for expansion of a programme from inspiring English sources

Among the many measures in the bill was a further 1% cut in corporation tax, to 20%, and a big expansion of a programme that makes it easier to buy a home with government support.

These include a small expansion of a pilot programme that allows food aid to be bought locally, as well as restrictions on the use of monetisation.

It is hoped an expansion of an existing programme to include a healthy skin component can be undertaken.

The biggest recent policy initiative, the 2003 decision to add drug coverage to Medicare, was the biggest expansion of a government health programme since 1965.Some states have been thinking more radically.

In her opening remarks, UNICEF Director of Private Fundraising and Partnerships Leila Pakkala described the expansion of the programme as "a new chapter of even better things that are going to come to the children of Africa".

This is an expansion of the programme used in Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon to try to encourage refugees to settle in the region rather than make journeys to European countries.

Economists said the decision over whether to increase QE was probably delayed rather than abandoned completely, with many predicting an expansion of the programme in the next two or three months.

The president's budget, published on March 4th, includes an expansion of this programme too.Most of the commentary on the budget committee's report suggests that it is filled with the same stuff that Republicans have been peddling for ages.

He can take credit for the expansion of a hugely popular government programme.

To be precise, it's an expansion of a hitherto tiny UK programme called (rather unoriginally) the Small Business Research Initiative SBRII).

Healthcare provider associations, such as nursing associations, for example, may resist the introduction or expansion of a lay health worker programme if they perceive that the income or status of nurses might be affected [ 14, 16].