Sentence examples for phased programme from inspiring English sources

Labour insists it has a phased programme to deal with NHS sickness.

During discussions with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in May for a $560m loan, the government agreed to cut the subsidy by 20-40% as part of a phased programme of cuts, starting in October.

Such a policy is likely to keep Brussels happy but throw the country into an unnecessary recession, whereas a slower, more phased programme of reforms would do less damage to a fundamentally sound economy.

As part of a phased programme of restrictions, prisoners have been barred from smoking anywhere at the prison other than in their cells.

"I am certain they would not dump £325bn of gilts back on the market in one go; that would be madness, it will be a phased programme of sales, come the time," he says.

By 1983 the museum was again looking to redevelop the Southwark site and approached engineering firm Arup to plan a phased programme of works that would expand the building's exhibition space, provide appropriate environmental controls to protect collections, and improve facilities for visitors.

Last month Bauer came out in favour of a phased legalisation programme that would tie green card processing for illegal aliens to demonstrated improvements in border and workplace enforcement.

Acquired by the Manchester Airports Group in 2001, the airport underwent a £45 million phased expansion programme between 2007 and 2011.

For 2015-16, we now have a two-phase programme: the first is UK-wide workshops for female music students, the second is for female musicians over 19, with no upper age limit.

Over time, passengers should strive to obtain consistency between the name on their government issued ID and the travel information they use for booking flights.Gulliver is tickled by the idea of eager-to-please passengers "striving" to meet the TSA's seemingly optional new requirement, which is part of a multi-phase programme called Secure Flight.

What Mr Zarif laid out this morning was a three-phase programme designed to deliver a result in one year.