Sentence examples for instituting a programme from inspiring English sources

In 2011 China began instituting a programme similar to America's federal school-lunch programme for the poor, at a cost of 16 billion yuan ($2.6 billion) a year.

These findings underline the importance of instituting a programme of active HBV surveillance and vaccination of the population.

As Reichs Governor of Austria, Seyss-Inquart instituted a programme of confiscating Jewish property.

If it does, we should institute a programme which will give us the very best chance of achieving that goal.

"Cohen," Stolar says, "instituted a programme directed at the Muslim community to develop confidential informants [CIs] and undercover agents.

When the CIA instituted a programme to reward field agents according to how many spies they recruited, they found numbers went up, but quality went down.

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "What I am clear about, and I believe the Government now need to do, is to institute a programme of closing these long-stay so-called assessment and treatment centres.

This discovery led me towards writing Concentr8, a novel set in a seemingly fantastical London where a mayor has instituted a programme to push out a behaviour-modifying drug on increasing numbers of misbehaving children and teenagers.

Although Mr Obama has instituted a programme of two-year deferments to some underage undocumented immigrants, that applies only to those who have lived in the country continuously since 2007.

The King's, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Llewelyn Mellor, became assigned to the north-eastern defensive sector under Colonel Knox, a disciplinarian who instituted a programme of fortification development in his area.

In order to test these assertions we decided to analyse 8 years worth of exam data for gender bias prior to instituting a new modular programme and assessment scheme as part of developments on our medical curriculum.