Sentence examples for programme intended to from inspiring English sources
The Madurese were among those mostly Javanese who had moved under the sponsorship of a government programme intended to relieve pressure on overpopulated areas.
The new Tory-Liberal Democrat coalition today unveiled a "big society" programme intended to "take power away from politicians and give it to the people".
Mr Silva was accused by an ex-associate of receiving kickbacks in return for directing ministry funds to corrupt contractors under a programme intended to bring sports facilities to children in poor areas.
Instead of weapons development, nuclear-weapons scientists are now engaged in a programme intended to ensure that the country's existing warheads will continue to function predictably as they age.
The agency is also starting a programme intended to alter the composition of the review panels, and appropriately for a scientific body will conduct experiments to see whether excising potential racial cues from applications changes outcomes.
Take the £480m HomeBuy Direct programme – intended to give people a leg up into new home ownership; less than five homes have actually been sold with even the government's own Northern Rock bank failing to support it.
The Courtauld Commitment from the UK's waste and resources action programme intends to start measuring farm waste by 2018.
Hidalgo, who has made combating pollution a pillar of her mayoral programme, intends to ban vehicles from the main highway along the right bank of the river Seine from next year, to the fury of motoring organisations.
The information programme intends to sensitise nurses about the matter of physical restraints and the message of the guidance by addressing their subjective attitudes and experiences.
Furthermore, the programme intends to improve eating patterns (less sweetened drinks, regular healthy breakfast, healthy meals at school, daily fruits and vegetables), to reduce media use, to prevent substance abuse and to improve well-being.
Jaguars have disappeared from the US over the past 150 years, primarily due to habitat loss and government predator control programmes intended to protect the livestock industry.
