Sentence examples for programme to end from inspiring English sources

Potential mayoral candidates have called for the programme to end or have demanded more accountability.

But the talk in Toyko was the Abenomics -- the prime minister's new programme to end stagnation -- is working.

Ministers should introduce a windfall tax and invest the money in tackling climate change, including a comprehensive energy-efficiency programme to end fuel poverty and cut emissions from peoples' homes.

Last month, I was proud to oversee the launch of Positive and Safe, a two-year programme to end the deliberate use of face-down restraint in all health and care settings.

In June last year, Senegal's president, Macky Sall, announced a programme to end child begging, involving police and social workers gathering up street children in Dakar and taking them to a government-run centre where they were cared for and reunited with their parents.

A highly influential figure in international corporate reforms, he spent the last three years leading a G20-commissioned reform programme to end tax loopholes in international rules exploited by some of the world's largest corporations, including Google, Amazon, Vodafone and Starbucks.

Intervention programmes to end female genital mutilation (FGM) can only succeed if they address the needs and wishes of the community, a report says.

UNICEF is supporting programmes to end FGM/C in 18 countries and conducting initial activities in four.

Furthermore, without addressing poverty and unemployment, programmes to end trafficking will only provide short-term solutions to the exploitation of these children.

"It is clear from these examples that continued collaboration -- with governments, non-governmental organizations, the private sector, and other development partners -- can lead to concrete and effective programmes to end child labour," she said.

These include promoting educational opportunities for girls; improving girls' health; protecting them from violence and harmful traditional practices; promoting adolescent girls' participation and leadership, and collecting reliable data relating to girls in order to develop and monitor evidence based policies and programmes to end child marriage.