Sentence examples for plan for science from inspiring English sources

In June, he published a Plan for Science that promised "active government".

PAGE 18 Plan for Science Spending In his budget, President Bush will seek to spend more on bird flu and the physical sciences, but less for cancer research.

Similarly, Osborne's speech today in Cambridge stressed his aims to put the "long-term plan for science right at the heart of our long-term economic plan".

In 2004, the British government published a 10-year plan for science and innovation that calls to boost science spending to 2.5 percent of GDP by 2014.

He outlined the massive investment that has been poured into Japanese science over the past 5 years in the government's first basic plan for science and technology, which ended in 2000.

Q: According to the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution's master plan for science, "the revival of the great Islamic civilization" is "contingent upon all-out progress in science".

"The new chief scientist Alan Finkel outlined his vision for an ambitious, long-term planning for science, research and innovation," she said.

But between the installation of the new government, and the CSR announcement later this month, the government has gone quiet on its plans for science.

Jo Johnson, the new Minister for Universities and Science has twice gone before the House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee, and twice only been able to make vague assurances about the government's plans for science, bound presumably by Treasury insistence on keeping the details secret.

In a letter to The Independent, 22 scientists call on the Tories to spell out their plans for science and warn that Britain's economic recovery depends on continuing the investment being made in it under Labour.

NASA also announced that it would establish a Lunar Science Institute managed by its Ames Research Center in California that will assemble interdisciplinary research teams to coordinate and expand plans for science on the moon.