Sentence examples for programme permanent from inspiring English sources

The Senate version of the new farm bill would make that pilot programme permanent and slightly expand its funding.

Last month, Donald Trump threatened to terminate the 2015 deal unless Congress and US allies toughened the conditions on Iran – and to make restrictions on the country's nuclear programme permanent.

"Over the past year, many British Airways staff have made significant contributions toward the company's vital programme of permanent cost reduction.

Among these, 44% of those on STARS, a 12-month school leaver programme, secured permanent roles at KPMG, 52% went to university, and 4% pursued other opportunities.

"But then there were these military installations that almost suggested aliens had landed".London's is not the only metro system to celebrate art and design, though it is the only one whose combined programme of permanent and temporary works allow it to explore the sort of provocative themes exemplified by Mr Paglen's piece.

I had the opportunity to question the Commissioner-designate for Regional Policy, Johannes Hahn, with regard to his interest in the creation of a specific programme of permanent financial support for the outermost regions.

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It can be concluded that the training programme may have permanent effects.

But why would anyone – patient or health carer – persevere on such a programme when a permanent surgical remedy is available?

Queen Victoria in East Grinstead is quite a small trust specialising in jaw surgery and head and neck cancer so I am hoping that the programme will become permanent as all the surgeons are very supportive.

Duncan Smith, speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, said the permanent cap would mean that if a government felt it was necessary to break the cap it would need to have a separate vote in parliament, so making ministers more accountable to parliament.