Sentence examples for major package of measures from inspiring English sources

The major package of measures will be unveiled on Thursday by NHS boss Simon Stevens in order to stop GP services crumbling under what family doctors claim are unsustainable workloads and an unprecedented recruitment crisis.

The Bank's chief economist, Andy Haldane, has gone further, calling for a major package of measures to support the UK's post-referendum economy and stressing the need for a prompt and robust response to the uncertainty.

With European leaders under pressure to produce a major package of measures to tackle the debt crisis within weeks, banking supervisors are preparing a proposal that will place substantial new demands on European banks.

A major package of measures to cut tax avoidance, evasion and tax planning has been announced by Chancellor George Osborne.

He announced: "We are today introducing a major package of tax changes to achieve this.

That's why I am announcing a major new package of measures to help get a grip on this problem".

EIS general secretary designate Larry Flanagan said the package of measures was "a major step forward" and a "significant and measurable investment in the senior phase of CfE, which should allow schools to move ahead with greater confidence".

The National Housing Federation, which represents England's housing associations, welcomed the package of measures as "a major step forward" with "the potential to transform the housing market".

The passage, by a single vote in the summer of 1993, of a package of measures to reduce the federal budget deficit was the major achievement of Mr. Clinton's first year in office, and it helped pave the way for the biggest success he claimed for his tenure: a booming economy.

It was the latest in a package of measures it hopes will encourage spending in local shops, which are a major provider of private sector employment.

Major energy firms have started to announce plans to pass on savings to customers following a new package of measures from the government.