Sentence examples for programme that provides from inspiring English sources

In 1992 it entered Act 47, a state programme that provides assistance to financially distressed cities.

To aid detection, the DoJ developed a leniency programme that provides incentives for companies to confess and snitch on rivals.

The market leader, Gilead Sciences, runs an access programme that provides drugs at steep discounts in some 130 countries.

Baxter became involved in prolonged litigation after being accused of fraudulently overcharging Medicaid, the US health programme that provides a safety net for the poorest families.

The alleged comment was a reference to a federal programme that provides housing subsidies for the very poor, many of them black.

The team came up with new, healthier menus for a programme that provides care for children aged 3 5 from low-income backgrounds.

The company ran a "VIP programme" that provided loans on favourable terms to influential figures including Christopher Dodd, chairman of the Senate banking committee, the heads of the federal-backed mortgage lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and former assistant secretary of state Richard Holbrooke.

The three co-founders have so far spent three months being incubated by Bethnal Green Ventures, an accelerator programme that provided office space and advice, but have since secured a grant from the European open data incubator, ODINE.

(America, with its reserve currency, is privileged in this respect).Britain found itself short of dollars after the end of the second world war, once President Harry Truman cancelled the lend-lease programme that provided the country with credit.

Some 250 primary schools were divided into two groups according to townships; schools in 19 townships were assigned to a programme that provided free eyeglasses to low-income students and schools in 18 townships were assigned to a control group that did not benefit from the programme.

In 1994, South Africa adopted a similar kind of policy (the Reconstruction and Development Programme) that provided nearly 2 million houses.