Sentence examples for programme to be implemented from inspiring English sources

Welfare reform programme to be implemented in full.

"We are working out a very ambitious reform programme to be implemented immediately after the presidential elections," Mr Kasyanov promised a plutocrats' gathering in Davos in January.

More than two-thirds of the party's potential supporters do not expect any of its programme to be implemented, but most hope it will influence the other parties.The Left Party may yet win less than 10%.

At Beijing's main airport, and on many of the city's expressways, travel was disrupted because of smog.This week authorities announced plans for an "emergency response programme" to be implemented whenever the city issues a "red alert" for air pollution.

Like Healthy Buddies, using teachers to train peer leaders may increase the feasibility of our programme to be implemented at a larger scale.

We first reviewed the LCP programme developed in the UK, which is a Continuous Quality Improvement Programme to be implemented, disseminated, and sustained according to the Service Improvement Model, moving on 4 phases, and incorporating 10 different steps [ 18].

The complementary roles of supply- and demand-side approaches in healthcare provision underscores the need for voucher programmes to be implemented within the broader health system context.

The county teams became the primary decision makers for programmes to be implemented in their counties, a shift from the previous model where the decisions were made at national level and implemented at provincial and district levels.

The authors in this study recommend the use of a cut-off score of 16 for use in South Africa, particularly within the public sector health clinics in order for cost-efficient treatment programmes to be implemented on a large scale.

In fact, it is essential that, in order to ensure the correct choice of vaccine and the programmes to be implemented, the administration gives priority to the economic efficiency of the potential vaccines to be used – this would guarantee the suitability of the vaccination programmes chosen.

But the Greek public, the Greek citizens, have to know that we agreed on a programme and this programme has to be implemented.