Sentence examples for expansion of the programme from inspiring English sources

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 killing of Mansoor represents a remarkable expansion of the programme because it happened well outside the tribal agencies of North and South Waziristan where nearly all known strikes have taken place, usually focusing on al-Qaida and allied groups.

She made the remarks after Richard Fuller, MP for Bedford, said Gove had not been radical on free schools and called for a rapid expansion of the programme across the country.

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.

Announcing the expansion of the programme, Justice Minister Anders Andundsen said: "We're rolling out a program that has been tested since 2006, in which addicts have been sentenced to treatment with concrete follow-up".

Mr Rennie added that markets were expecting the central bank to announce a much bigger expansion of the programme as well as raising its inflation target.

Expansion of the programmes to as yet inaccessible areas, support to non-IDP affected populations and quality control represent key challenges.

11 12 13 Using the opportunity afforded by the stepwise expansion of this programme during the 1980s and 1990s, the National Institute of Nutrition in India ran a trial to assess (among other things) the impact of food supplementation in pregnancy on the birth weight of offspring.

It is hoped that the outcomes from this service evaluation will support the expansion of this programme and inform the need for research into the outcomes of patients who embark on a programme of INHD.

This report resulted in the expansion of the NNS programme when 14 diseases were rapidly added to the programme, one of which was SCD.

Wanless referred to the role of the Service Delivery and Organisation programme and the Cooksey Review also concluded that an expansion of the HTA programme would be crucial to the delivery of Wanless'fullyly engaged' scenario.