Sentence examples for presidential programme from inspiring English sources

Cracking down on tax avoidance featured in his presidential programme.

Nearly 65% of those quizzed by CSA said Hollande's presidential programme was "more to the centre left", while only 19% believed he was "really left".

The president's affirmation that he is a social democrat and his emphasis on supply-side policies mean that "yesterday's intervention opens a new chapter in his five-year term" with a "true presidential programme", says an editorial by Fabrice Rousselot.

The SCP is the presidential flagship programme to boost agriculture as a business.

Janet Reno, the attorney-general, said the state ruling had no force.See article: Castro, the exiles and the boyIn America, John McCain, the second-runner (but front-runner in New Hampshire) for the Republican presidential nomination, announced a programme of modest tax cuts, claiming that money ought to be spent on shoring up Social Security, the public pensions system.

But to triumph next November they need a plausible presidential candidate and a programme that appeals to the broad electorate, not just the party faithful who will select a nominee after January's caucuses in Iowa kick off the season of primary elections.

In this programme, by presidential decree Sudirman was no longer commander-in-chief of the military starting on 2 January 1948.

Congress could lay out a framework for the 2016 presidential race by advancing a programme of tax reform, energy policy, border security and healthcare, he says.

Arlette Laguiller, who proposed a Trotskyist revolutionary programme at the 1974 presidential election, is still a political figure today.

Marine Le Pen leads some presidential polls in France with a programme that would, de facto, force her country to leave the EU.

Democratic presidential candidates John Edwards and Barack Obama issued statements opposing the programme.