Sentence examples for jobs programmes from inspiring English sources
The Socialist president, François Hollande, elected two years ago to renegotiate the eurozone austerity treaty and fund jobs programmes with taxes on the rich, has ended up imposing deep cuts and slashing corporate taxes.
Obama has also promised a long-term investment of $150bn in a new-energy economy through efficiency, jobs programmes, upgrading the electrical grid and supporting the research and development of new technologies, which if enacted could jump-start the economy.
3. Commit to a private/public partnership to build a site where Americans will commit to some form of service, possibly building on the work of the Clinton Global Initiative.Even that would be less ambitious than the Franklin Delano Roosevelt model that Mr Obama has studied creating federal jobs programmes on a massive scale to busy unemployed workers.
The unemployment netroots appear to be able to generate a tremendous volume of phone and letter response, and are making a name for themselves with congressional staffers and representatives.It shouldn't be surprising that unemployed people are exerting political pressure on government for benefits and jobs programmes.
He said the government should introduce a temporary cut in VAT to help consumers and a levy on bankers' bonuses to help fund jobs programmes for the young.
In addition to the programmes that will directly encourage young people to choose occupations in demand and quickly find jobs, programmes that are organised at the Youth Offices and Youth Clubs, in accordance with the standards of youth work, aim to give young people more quality information, especially on career choices and entrepreneurship," said Udovicic.
"We stripped out almost all the money out of the jobs programme.
Sacking his feared interior minister, he promised a huge jobs programme, and inquiries into corruption and excessive police force.
"Labour will introduce a tax on bank bonuses to pay for a jobs programme for young people.
She was on her way to a city jobs programme, as her current job will soon end.
