Sentence examples for programme of mass from inspiring English sources

Stevens said his book, Drugs, Crime and Public Health, showed social inclusion was needed to reduce drug use, rather than a programme of "mass incarceration".

They added that the government would not intervene if, as seems likely, a programme of mass redundancies resulted in industrial action.

The pledge, coordinated by Lisa Nandy, the shadow energy and climate change secretary, will mean green transport, an end to gas heating and a programme of mass insulation of homes in cities across the UK.

Schrems's successful argument before the European court of justice was that the existence of a generalised programme of mass and indiscriminate surveillance, as disclosed in the Snowden revelations and confirmed by the referring Irish court, undermined this entire regime.

"The Guardian has revealed there is an extensive programme of mass surveillance which potentially affects every one of us, but has been assiduous in avoiding the revelation of any detail which could put sources at risk.

Wooland, Brian Yes, but you should undertake an immediate programme of mass inoculation: 1) cattle against Foot and Mouth; 2) your cabinet against the 'forces of conservatism' within its own ranks; 3) yourself against the vacuous charms of Dubya.

His revelations of hitherto unknown US and UK programmes of mass surveillance initiated a global debate, and some minor reforms.

The overwhelming probability now (well demonstrated by a Carnegie Endowment for International Peace report last week) is that there was no threat, no WMD worth that name, no pending programmes of mass annihilation.

The Guardian's reporting has revealed programmes of mass surveillance allowing security agencies around the world to spy on the internet and mobile phone use of millions of people.

As his power grew he inaugurated what he called a Four-Point Programme--of mass sterilization, slum clearance cum tree planting, abolition of dowries, and extension of literacy.

Žižek is arguing that it would have been better had Hitler engaged in a thoroughgoing remaking of social and political institutions, rather than a programme of industrialised mass murder.