Sentence examples for extending the programme from inspiring English sources

Ian Traynor reports: "You're extending the fiscal targets for Greece, you're not extending the programme, €32bn is not being looked at," insisted a German finance ministry official.

Ministers are looking at extending the programme to other groups of NHS patients who might benefit from tailoring services to their needs.

Extending the programme will boost Britain's housing stock by 120,000 by 2020, the Treasury claims, though it will also expose taxpayers to any future house-price crash.

But there is an argument that extending the programme into primary schools will be less successful, as those with subject expertise may not want to alchemise it into the more generalist approach of the primary school all-rounder.

Though the younger age groups, as the most vulnerable, are to be covered first the Minister will not shut his eyes later on to the need for extending the programme to older children and even to adults.

By extending the programme while ditching the experiment, the government is attempting to shore up support on the left while reassuring opponents who feared the government was trying to impose gender theory.

Encouraged by the overwhelming response, Delhi police extended the programme to all schools in the capital.

The state Senate is now mulling a bill to extend the programme.

He wants to extend the programme to include outpatient prescription drugs (pills popped in hospital are covered by Medicare).

Sunrise had first planned to end the services on 15 December, but later extended the programme to the end of the month.

Modern Warfare 3 is set to extend the programme with group vs group, clan vs clan and intra-clan competitions and leagues.