Sentence examples for programme of public from inspiring English sources

Against signs of slowdown, it has launched a big programme of public spending on infrastructure.

Banks were flooded with cash and there was an extensive programme of public works.

The Tories' programme of privatisation would be halted – and a new programme of public ownership initiated.

5 Launch a substantial and sustainable programme of public and social house building.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump promises a programme of public works unmatched since Roosevelt's New Deal.

It is underpinned by "a far-reaching programme of public sector reform".

The coalition is embarking on a controversial programme of public-spending cuts, designed to shrink Britain's huge fiscal deficit.

Official hopes are pinned on an ambitious programme of public-private partnerships (PPPs), set out in glossy PowerPoint slides and aimed at attracting $20 billion of mainly private investment into road schemes over six years.

The term is intended to convey a positive vision of Britain's future, an optimism that every government needs to project, especially one committed, as his is, to the fiercest programme of public-spending cuts in living memory.

The New Deal was still forging ahead, with huge programmes of public works, minimum wage and union rights legislation.

Keynes also suggested programmes of public works to reduce unemployment and put money into otherwise empty pockets.