Sentence examples for introduce a new programme from inspiring English sources
May confirmed that the government would introduce "a new programme to provide emergency sanctuary in the UK for displaced Syrians who are particularly vulnerable".
Last year, looking for a way to reduce car imports, it introduced a new programme to encourage innovation, Inovar-Auto.
She said the government had introduced "a new programme, which is not for those immediately at danger of radicalisation, but for those who are perhaps further out".
Mrs May also said "thousands" of people were potentially at risk of radicalisation in the UK and the government had introduced a new programme to help those who could be sucked in.
Very few contrasted the economic costs of introducing a new programme on overall health expenditure or considered separately the cost of introducing and running a new programme.
The device has made it harder to introduce a new television programme, particularly at 10pm when people are likely to be playing back shows they recorded at 8pm or 9pm.One reason television executives have calmed down about DVRs is that they have something else to worry about.
It would also introduce a new literacy programme and provide extra support for pupils in each of those 20 schools.
He was killed while working on a project to introduce a new business curriculum to a Baghdad university in a programme supported by the Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education.
GENEVA, Switzerland, 9 April 2009 – Six Turkish universities are leading the way in European journalism studies by agreeing to introduce a new child rights syllabus in their degree programmes.
