Sentence examples for in hand with a programme from inspiring English sources

The rebranding goes hand in hand with a programme of regeneration, including the completion of Rhyl harbour with its new Pont Y Ddraig (Dragon Bridge).

A reform programme must of course go hand in hand with a sustainable solution, to what are unsustainable debts.

It goes hand in hand with a general efficiency drive.

But it has not been a winner overall, because Latino social conservatism often goes hand-in-hand with a belief in government welfare programmes as a way out of poverty for a demographic often much poorer than its white equivalent.

CSR goes hand-in-hand with a smart brand strategy.

This goes hand in hand with the practical programmes that teach immediately relevant skills.

Scotland's Future sees it as an investment in a person's future: "Benefits work hand-in-hand with programmes designed to help people find work".

Meanwhile, WFP is working hand-in-hand with FAO to deliver programmes that create employment and livelihood opportunities to empower Syrians as they begin to recover and rebuild their lives and country". "Agricultural recovery is essential for Syria now and in the future," says Mike Robson, FAO's Representative in Syria.

Poverty too often goes hand in hand with powerlessness and a brutal lack of options over where and how to live, which could knock the "zest" and "gratitude" – two key values in one leading US character programme – out of anyone.

"The disordered eating and obsessive dieting goes hand in hand with the meteoric rise in fitness programmes.

A genuine progressive would argue that a programme of fiscal restraint and spending prioritisation must go hand in hand with investment in Britain's strengths and a commitment to frontline services, including training and support for those seeking work.