Sentence examples for programme outlines from inspiring English sources

The programme outlines plans to build a second plant by 2035.Foreign investment and expertise will be needed to deliver the project.

The programme outlines $241 million in funding, with almost $75 million for health and nutrition interventions.

7 The catch-up programme outlines aims to strengthen current routine immunisation strategies and in particular to target hard to reach populations; general practitioners (GPs) and schools will play a central role.

Faced with all of this, the programme outlined by the Chancellor was about as robust as it could be, under the circumstances.

He resigned after he was recorded by BBC's Panorama programme outlining the advantages of planning tax, where he reportedly outlined ways to keep the money from George Osborne's "grubby mitts".

Barack Obama has embarked on an effort to rally grassroots support for his ambitious second-term programme outlined in his state of the union speech, including a bigger role for government in uplifting the poor and strengthening the middle class.

This apparent repudiation by Dr. Sun-Yat-Sen of his programme outlined in the Herald of the 16th inst., to which Wu-Ting-Fang agreed, introduces a new complication into an already most complicated situation.

Having got in a quick jab at the ongoing spat between Michael Gove and Theresa May – "the education minister should beware the Ides of May" – she then pointed out, "The programme outlined yesterday was so modest that even the Daily Telegraph could only call it 'light touch'.

"He also required that they adhere to the doping programme outlined for them or be replaced".

UK ministers' 11-bill programme outlined in the Queen's Speech included plans for major pension reforms, with changes to annuities and workplace schemes.

The first is what is called the "City Lounge": an urban planning programme outlining productions of space in the city centre of Rotterdam for leisure and consumption.