Sentence examples for for a new programme from inspiring English sources

Mao Zedong pushed hard for a new programme that would boost China's economy at a stroke.

Funds for a new programme were initially much lower, until more cash was released in last year's autumn statement, he said.

He has great hopes for a new programme to pull community resources around 120,000 or so "troubled families" who are thought to produce a disproportionate share of crime and disorder.

In the same way as you would write a project proposal for a new programme and look for potential partners who have shown an interest in investing in promising organisations to see them scale.

In our study we developed a novel tool to assess access to EmOC in the Central Province of Zambia, an area selected by the government of Zambia for a new programme to reduce maternal and infant deaths.

The play concentrates on an idea the programme controllers have for a new programme which will follow the trials and tribulations of a group of people left to fend for themselves on a remote island.

The inspiration for starting a new programme for youth was born when the Palestinian National TV network realized that, amidst the gloomy circumstances and grim news headlines which children are exposed to, there was a great hunger for positive content.

The government responds The Russian Government has a country-wide HIV and AIDS programme for 2002-2006, anewa new programme for 2007-2010 is being developed.

Get Set for Community Action is a new programme designed to create between young people (aged 14-19) and their local communities through the Olympic values of friendship, excellence and respect and the Paralympic values of courage, determination, equality and inspiration.

In the 1960s UNESCO, as the UN agency with responsibility for science, developed a new programme dealing with human-biosphere interactions — the Man and the Biosphere (MAB) programme.

The party has tabled a motion at Stormont that calls for a new budget and also states that there should be a new Programme for Government.