Sentence examples for programme to hand from inspiring English sources

He repeated the "vow" he had made before the vote to hand over more powers to the Scottish Parliament, but made it part of a thoroughgoing programme to hand decision-making to the nations, regions and smaller platoons of the United Kingdom.

And programmes to hand out vitamin A supplements in massive doses to reduce child mortality have brought little discernible improvement.

In order to design an exercise programme to improve general hand strength, we need more information on what muscle activation the different exercises generate, and the present study contributes with such information.

The next year, an ambitious resettlement programme set out to hand Kurdish land to Arabs under the guise of land reform.

Any hospital in the nationwide AAA screening programme would have to hand over their results to the National Vascular Database (NVD) and some strategic health authorities were also now requiring participation.

The Cochrane Collaboration has recognised the importance of searching journals page-by-page and reference-by-reference to trace as many relevant articles as possible and has set up a worldwide journals hand searching programme to identify RCTs [ 23].

Photograph: Graeme Robertson Was the BBC right to hand over the Today programme to Barclays boss?

Poll: Was the BBC right to hand over the Today programme to Barclays boss?

Now Mugabe's party has set its sights on business with an "indigenisation" programme, compelling foreign companies to hand over at least 51% of shares to local ownership.

Under the eye-watering privatisation programme, Greece is expected to hand over its €50 billion of its "valuable state assets" to an independent body under the control of the European institutions, who will proceed to sell them off.

The leader of the Catholic church in Ireland was under renewed pressure to step down after a television programme alleged that he failed to hand over a list of children being abused by the country's most notorious paedophile priest to the victims' parents or the police.