Sentence examples for programme to crack from inspiring English sources
The funds are part of a Colombian government programme to crack down on cocaine-growing.
Last year it emerged that as part of the programme to crack down on graft, the IoR had decided to close 900 suspicious accounts.
UNICEF is working with the governments of Viet Nam and China in a joint programme to crack down on the trafficking of women and children.
He is sensibly trying to close Venezuela's partisan divide by promising to maintain and improve most of Mr Chávez's social programmes, while pledging to crack down on corruption and boost the economy by seeking the foreign investment the president has shunned.For all these reasons, Mr Capriles deserves to win, and he just might do so.
New Delhi has already started a programme to breathalyse drivers to crack down on drunken driving and reduce the high number of road accidents each year.
Ratings, averaging eleven million viewers over the four-week run, were below expectations; the serial failed to crack the Top Twenty programmes in the weeks it was broadcast.
While the banks burn, Mr Koizumi has been prodding his minister in charge of public-sector reform, Nobuteru Ishihara (also travelling abroad), to crack the whip over the government's hugely ambitious privatisation programme.
Picks up crack and sells it to crack fiends?
Literature tends to crack them.
Everything went to crack.
