Sentence examples for immediate programme from inspiring English sources

For the first time in 30 years Nasa has no immediate programme for human space travel in place.

While his immediate programme ambition did not come off, it fed into something bigger, a UK-based comedy hub that will feature videos, lists, quizzes and clips from some of the Viacom (75%) and Sky (25%) owned channel's biggest shows.

Reed's account was romantic, partisan and intensely personal: "More potent still, [the Bolsheviks] took the crude, simple desires of the workers, soldiers and peasants, and from them built their immediate programme.

Wooland, Brian Yes, but you should undertake an immediate programme of mass inoculation: 1) cattle against Foot and Mouth; 2) your cabinet against the 'forces of conservatism' within its own ranks; 3) yourself against the vacuous charms of Dubya.

"Our hope is that the proposed target of a 5% relative reduction in preterm births in high income countries will motivate immediate programme action, and the 95% knowledge gap will motivate immediate, strategic research.

This contrasts with the more commonly encountered (skeletally mature) entity of adductor-related groin pain 20 which is shown to respond to an immediate loading programme.

The prompt identification of a pathogen, albeit not necessarily associated to an infection, is of great importance in such critical areas, like the ICUs, because they can lead to the immediate alert programme.

Although subject to the assumptions mentioned previously, and to limitations mentioned in the remainder of this section, the TIME regression method provides a simple but clear method to generate internally consistent estimates for tuberculosis/HIV incidence and mortality, which have had immediate tuberculosis programme planning uses.

Martin Schulz, the European Parliament's president, said the eurozone summit on Tuesday should consider an immediate "humanitarian aid programme for Greece".

The coalition will go into the budget with cautious public support for its programme of immediate cuts, according to a Guardian/ICM poll.

Research by YouGov for the Tory-supporting Sun in the immediate aftermath of the programme put Clegg on an impressive 51%, Cameron on 29% and Brown on 19%.