Sentence examples for governing programme from inspiring English sources

He is expected to keep his governing programme as vague as possible, to leave room for manoeuvre as he forms a coalition.

Framed by a poster of a newly built bridge, Mark Rutte, the liberal VVD prime minister, and Diederik Samsom, the PvdA (Labour Party) leader, laid out a governing programme that sets the country on a firmly centrist course.

Yet it takes little reflection to question that response.In the best case, Mr Cameron will have a much reduced majority to support a divisive governing programme, including public-spending cuts his leftist rivals united in opposing, and the "in-out" referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union he has promised to hold by the end of 2017.

Obama has made energy independence - a massive transition away from foreign oil and gas, and towards the wind, sun and waves - the centre of his governing programme.

The prefect is not allowed to be a member of a political party, and his role is to represent the national government at the local level, acting as a liaison and facilitating the implementation of National Development Plans and governing programmes at the local level.

For example, though the national cash transfer programme (Oportunidades) was developed to benefit the country's most excluded children, the regulations governing this programme essentially make it unavailable to migrants, because they lack a fixed address and cannot maintain continuity of schooling for their children.

The president unveiled four proposals aimed at reassuring the public: Reform Section 215 of the Patriot Act, which governs the programme that collects telephone records.

The second programme is a homeostatic set point programme governing body composition that is established in response to leptin stimulation during early neonatal life.

105.2 Smooth Radio in Scotland would keep its local breakfast and drivetime programmes because of the rules governing its broadcast licence, but networked content would be broadcast the rest of the time.

However, the mechanisms governing the myogenic programme in the developing leg disc remain largely unknown.

This prompted us to find out whether the genetic programme governing leg muscle formation, required for the main biological leg function, which is locomotion, was under the control of conserved genes.