Sentence examples for introduces a programme from inspiring English sources

Here are the basics: come 2034, with the economic cost of crime spiralling and a public sick of murder headlines, the US Government introduces a programme of mandatory brain-scanning for 18-year-old men and women.

Germany is introducing a programme to bring in software engineers.

She was appointed CBE in 1992 and introduced a programme of her films at the National Film Theatre in London in 1995.

Amazon introduced a programme that sold diapers (nappies) in 2010 at a loss to force rivals out of business.

The prison began to improve when a competent governor took over and introduced a programme of changes which the staff followed enthusiastically.

With the zone tipping into deflation, the European Central Bank is under increased pressure to introduce a programme of buying government bonds at its meeting later this month.

The last Labour government introduced a programme of tax credits that, while maligned for subsidising low wages, boosted the incomes of low-income working families, many of whom would otherwise have been in poverty.

When Mr Uribe signed a free-trade agreement with the United States in 2006 which has not yet been ratified Mr Arias introduced a programme of subsidies for small farmers to help them compete with American agricultural products.

The finance ministry took a big step this week to address the overhang, introducing a programme to restructure the liabilities of local governments, the most indebted of China's public institutions.

"This has seen the League introduce a programme of 'mystery shopper' visits to matches in order to assess the experience".

That is likely to increase the pressure on the ECB to follow other central banks by introducing a programme of quantitative easing.