Sentence examples for instigate a programme from inspiring English sources

"They could instigate a programme of asset purchases.

Mr Aristide promised to hold parliamentary elections in 2004 and to instigate a programme to help the poor.

Visit the 2011 Labour manifesto (yes, it too is online) and you'll see that the pledge they made then was clear enough: Instigate a programme of annual health checks, led by GPs, practice nurses, pharmacists and other health professionals, for everyone over the age of 50 over the next Assembly term.

We will instigate a programme of regular monitoring by analysing the characteristics of patients recruited to the three arms and cardiac arrests where no resuscitation attempt was made, and the proportion of cardiac arrests recruited, to detect any imbalances that may be caused by different thresholds for resuscitation.

Fifa instigated a programme of inspections across Africa before the 2010 World Cup qualifiers and Abidjan's stadium had been passed as safe for international matches.

Carne said he had instigated a programme to tidy up a railway that was "frankly, sometimes a bit of a scrapheap", including picking up tens of thousands of tonnes of old rails and sleepers.

Losing out at the polling stations thanks to the rise of Margaret Thatcher, the National Front had instigated a programme of "direct action", infiltrating football hooligans and skinheads: "bovver" at gigs and matches was the far right's new route into the headlines.

New owner Paul Scally took over at the club in 1995 and soon instigated a programme of redevelopment which completely transformed the formerly run-down ground.

(The FBI regarded the Panthers as "the greatest threat to national security in the country" and would soon instigate a covert programme of surveillance and infiltration that, by 1970, had wreaked havoc on Panther morale and organisation).

In vitro and in vivo studies demonstrated that gemcitabine required PUMA transcription to instigate an apoptotic programme.

The Spaniard will become Boro's first-ever non-British manager and Gibson, who has already instigated an exchange programme for his club's academy youngsters with Atletico Madrid, believes the Spanish approach is the only way to go.