Sentence examples for huge programmes from inspiring English sources

"Education, welfare, the NHS – these are huge, huge programmes of reform," says Wind-Cowie.

He understands that you can't disrupt huge programmes at will; you have to innovate with patience.

The New Deal was still forging ahead, with huge programmes of public works, minimum wage and union rights legislation.

Huge programmes across Leyte, such as those led by Unicef, are shrinking and some NGO offices are closing.

While some suggested the creation of huge programmes, with $50bn £32bnn) spent over 10 years to train young people around the world, others proposed smaller steps with more guarantee of success.

It runs huge programmes aimed at combating HIV/Aids, malaria and tuberculosis, and its Framework Convention on Tobacco Control is ensuring that countries are banning smoking in public places and clamping down on tobacco advertising.

"A huge programme to make London's most dangerous junctions safer and less threatening for cyclists.

Even before its U-turn on retrovirals, it was running a huge programme to reduce mother-to-child transmission.

The Israeli government should start immediately a huge programme to create industrial centres near the border with the Palestinians.

He also suggested that the public plan would not impose price controls similar to Medicare, the huge programme that insures the old.

Investigators blamed a broken rail, sparking off a huge programme of repairs and replacements that wrecked timetables and led to long delays across the entire network.