Sentence examples for historic programme from inspiring English sources
First, ministers snuffed out a weak recovery bequeathed them by Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling; then they launched a historic programme of cuts that put Britain into a historic slump; by 2012, with his own backbenchers in revolt, Mr Osborne abandoned austerity; from then on, aided by a steadier world economy, the UK has enjoyed moderate growth.
Indeed, it was perhaps only when governments and central banks reached beyond the usual armoury for greater and more unconventional firepower – billions in emergency extra spending and a historic programme of quantitative easing, or pumping money into the financial system – that an outright slump was avoided.
"There were clearly thousands of people who care deeply about saving this historic programme," said Brie Rogers Lowery, the website's UK campaigns director.
This is even more the case in countries where Spain has historic programmes (it is shutting down recently established programmes in many countries, only a couple of years after they were set up). Spain has usually given a large majority of its aid to low-aid countries, and has established something of a niche in this area.
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Aga Khan Historic Cities Programme.
The "debt" was manipulated by governments of all stripes to fleece tenants, who have in fact paid more in rent than the cost of historic building programmes.
A report by campaign group Defend Council Housing, submitted to the government's review of council housing finances in 2009, argued that tenants had already more than paid for the borrowing associated with historic building programmes.
Now anyone who sat through this historic TV broadcast of a radio programme might have felt slightly seasick.
More than a historic ritual, the inaugural programme is these days seen as a deeply personal statement by an incoming president and a way to set the tone for a new administration.
Almost 20 years in the making, the Toronto site is the work of the Aga Khan Trust for Culture which, like a mini Unesco, runs an impressive programme of historic conservation of Islamic architecture around the world and a respected triennial architecture award.
