Sentence examples for introducing a programme from inspiring English sources

Germany is introducing a programme to bring in software engineers.

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.

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

This study measured the number and type of occupational exposures (OEs) reported by operating suite (OS) nurses after introducing a programme designed to reduce OEs among this group.

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.

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