Sentence examples for introducing a comprehensive from inspiring English sources

The Lammy proposals include: Introducing a "comprehensive programme" of rent controls to protect tenants.

"[We are also] introducing a comprehensive video-on-demand service to complement Sky+ and the current Sky Anytime service".

It's many times the cost of providing universal pre-K, for example, or introducing a comprehensive retraining scheme for the long-term unemployed.

"Ministers must urgently tackle rocketing fuel bills by introducing a comprehensive energy-saving programme and ending the nation's reliance on increasingly costly fossil fuels.

The trust said it has acted on past concerns by restructuring certain departments and introducing a "comprehensive staff engagement and management development programme to improve the culture and morale of the organisation".

"The Government must be far more ambitious about tackling fuel poverty by introducing a comprehensive energy efficiency programme to help those who are most at risk," said Age UK's, Caroline Abrahams.

So I think it's essentially irrelevant whether Obama introduces a comprehensive bill.

Cisco introduced a comprehensive collection of computer networking hardware for cloud computing on Tuesday.

As minister of health under Menzies (1949 56), he introduced a comprehensive national health plan.

A few weeks ago, Waxman introduced a comprehensive energy bill, which, while flawed, at least represents a starting point.

AAP plan to introduce a comprehensive right to healthcare law enabling access to high-quality healthcare facilities.