Sentence examples for long-term programme from inspiring English sources

It's a long-term programme.

Such a department would be responsible for implementing the necessary long-term programme.

But that is a long-term programme that cannot address today's crisis.

It used the Olympics within a long-term programme of revitalising Spain that had begun some years before.

The National Housing Federation welcomed the focus on a long-term programme rather than ad-hoc initiatives.

It revealed Kennedy was part of a long-term programme "to infiltrate extreme leftwing groups" in the UK.

Increasingly the two are collaborating on complex and long-term programmes which speak to the core interests of both parties and seek to make a genuine lasting change.

Last year CARE worked in 84 countries to reach 122 million people, implementing long-term programmes to fight poverty, responding to humanitarian emergencies, and advocating for policy change to improve the lives of the poorest people.

He says students need to do research before they hand over money and look for companies that have long-term programmes in place, which not only offer money to projects, but also education and development.

Long-term programmes to stop children from disadvantaged backgrounds falling into cycles of crime, violence and poverty are at risk from the Government's latest swingeing austerity cuts, a leading social policy expert has warned.

Key policies should, therefore, address long-term programmes for agricultural development and review of water-pricing subsidies, development and application of appropriate technology and institutional arrangements.