Sentence examples for massive programmes from inspiring English sources

However, consumer choices are being skewed by government actions, such as massive programmes of agricultural support that actually favour fast foods over healthy eating.

Nobody denies that the revolution saw off the last British occupation forces, nationalised the Suez Canal, dammed the unruly Nile, and launched massive programmes to reclaim the desert for farming.But the army officers who seized power on July 23rd, 1952 also ended a 30-year experiment with liberal democracy and open markets.

In the 1930s and 1950s however massive programmes of state-sponsored house building saw thousands of new homes built in Coatbridge and some of the worst examples of slum housing were cleared away.

The third thing I would simulate is a massive programme of social housebuilding in Britain.

Neoliberalism is founded on a massive programme of the public buying themselves out from politics.

It's a highlight of Melbourne's mammoth Dance Massive programme for 2015.

Since last year we've invested in a massive programme to make the place flood resilient.

He also wants a massive programme of apprenticeships for young unemployed Somalis.

Famine, flood, a massive programme of nationalisation, political instability and further violence crippled the new nation's economy.

This was principally because of Plan Colombia, which involved a massive programme of financial and military aid.

A massive programme of cuts is on its way, and universities are directly in the firing line.