Sentence examples for introducing a new programme from inspiring English sources

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.

Last year, looking for a way to reduce car imports, it introduced a new programme to encourage innovation, Inovar-Auto.

May confirmed that the government would introduce "a new programme to provide emergency sanctuary in the UK for displaced Syrians who are particularly vulnerable".

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.

Studies on the impact of introducing a new screening programme (n = 34) were mostly economic evaluations (n = 30).

The buddy is a senior participant introducing a new participant to the programme.

Perhaps the Department of Health needs to give it a couple more years before introducing a new jab into the childhood immunisation programme.

Mainstream tour operators are also profiting from the boom: Thomson has seen an 11% rise in bookings to Egypt this summer, and is expanding its programme for 2010, introducing a new resort, Marsa Matruh, on the Mediterranean coast.

The results of scenario b3 demonstrate that using cryobank bulls has a significant impact on the selected traits and on genetic diversity only if a relatively large change is implemented in the selection programme (i.e. introducing a new trait formerly negatively selected but subsequently accounting for more than 50% of EBV).

Introducing a new product is not simple.