Sentence examples for implementing a programme of from inspiring English sources

So now we have progressive Conservatism implementing a programme of "progressive" cuts, adhering to what George Osborne christened a "progressive budget", with the Liberal Democrats as progressive partners.

As the Government sets about implementing a programme of sell offs, new research shows George Osborne will raise more cash from the sale of public assets this year than from the last two decades of privatisations combined.

On the financial balance sheet of the negotiations, James Heath, the BBC's policy director, argued that the effect of the agreement would be "flat cash funding" for BBC content and services over the first five years of period, after implementing a programme of £1.6 bn of cumulative savings over the current charter period by 2016/17.

It is essential to carry out doping prevalence studies in a population of competitors, and to appropriately interpret the data before defining and implementing a programme of longitudinal follow-up.

Whilst screening at next GP consultation brings the greatest health benefits and affects the largest number of people, it also carries a heavily front-loaded resource profile, whereas implementing a programme of screening at next GP registration offers a much more even spread of resourcing over the duration of the programme.

Currently, Ballabgarh is also implementing a programme for management of chronic diseases under the primary health care system in rural Ballabgarh funded by the Department of Health Research, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW), Government of India.

It points to a number of important issues for policy makers and NGOs, not least how to fund and implement a programme of sanitary product provision.

But whether the Trump administration and the new US Congress can design and implement a programme of productive infrastructure spending remains to be seen.

Europe is facing huge threats from the forces of international finance, yet the continent would be a powerful enough bloc to implement a programme of progressive protectionism, particularly if the politically active started to discuss then campaign for it.

Since 1998 pairs of pandas have been leaving China on more ethically satisfying long-term loans, where the foreign zoo must commit to the highest standards of care, do all it can to breed from the animals, implement a programme of research, and fork out a hefty sum ($500,000 per pair per year) towards the conservation of wild pandas.

The American Congress passed a massive $787 billion stimulus package in January and the Bank of England implemented a programme of "quantitative easing" that pumped £200 billion ($330 billion) of new money into Britain's economy.As a result of such measures Western economies emerged tentatively from recession, allaying fears that the world would enter a Depression-style slump.