Sentence examples for more expensive programmes from inspiring English sources

We think that would mean worse, more expensive programmes".

To decrease both the locking-in effects and the costs of programmes there has been a shift from more expensive programmes like class-room training to less expensive programmes like work practice, where the unemployed has an internship at a private or public firm for on average 4 weeks on unemployment benefits.

If current policies were to persist, these health outlays would go from 4.6% of GDP to 12% in 2050 and 19% in 2082 about the same proportion as total federal spending is now.Mr Bush's solution slashing payments to health-care providers is insufficient and unsustainable, and might even force some patients into more expensive government programmes.

Even if heritability reduces with time, by removing the worst performing individuals from the breeding population going forward, budgets can be more efficiently spent only assessing the trees with a higher chance of producing a premium quality product in the longer term, rather than substantially more expensive breeding programmes.

A former CIA officer found himself in trouble for revealing details to journalists about waterboarding while a former member of the National Security Agency was prosecuted for disclosing that the agency was about to spend millions of dollars on a software programme that he argued was more expensive than a similar programme developed in-house.

This makes programmes more expensive to operate.

The addition in 2003 of Medicare Part D, which expands coverage to prescription drugs, has made the programme more expensive.

While it was initially more expensive to implement the programme at many facilities, today, revenues generated from selling recyclable materials exceed costs associated with the recycling programme.

The high expected cost of policing the badger cull means it will be more expensive than a vaccination programme, according to some experts.

This makes it more expensive (funds are cut to programmes that would otherwise help pay for it).

Over the next ten years, the cost of immunization is expected to rise substantially as countries include the newer and more expensive vaccines in their immunization programmes.