Sentence examples for programmes to expand from inspiring English sources
Julia Bunting, president of the Population Council, said: "To impact population projections will require real commitment from countries like Nigeria to invest in high quality, voluntary family planning programmes to expand access to contraceptives.
Ambitious home baking business owners can use the current craze for TV food programmes to expand their small bakery businesses into a much larger operation, as Allison Whitmarsh, founder of cake firm ProperMaid has done.
On November 13th he called for a nine-point European pact on the future of employment, including crash programmes to expand power grids and to festoon the countryside with broadband networks.
They come in many forms, including direct aid for building boats and state-financed fisheries management.Even America, having scrapped programmes to expand the national fleet, still exempts fishing from fuel duty and lets fishermen defer income tax.
UNICEF supports programmes to expand antenatal care for pregnant women.
10 11 In south and central Asia, where programmes to expand access to malaria diagnosis are currently underway, this problem has been much less considered.
As minister of communications, one of his achievements was to back a programme to expand access to the internet that is considered a model for developing countries.
The National Academies committee recommended that the US continue to pursue a programme to expand the frontiers of human experience in space to challenge technology and excite the public's imagination and to do so via expanded international leadership and cooperation.
Second, the government is focused on an ambitious programme to expand electricity production leading to improved consumption per capita from 80 kWh in 2015/16 to 3668 kWh in 2040 (GoU 2015).
This component was a pilot programme to expand the ASM outside the school environment by involving members/groups in the immediate community.
The week will begin with a joint field visit of UNICEF and Dubai Cares to Visoko and Mahoje near Zavidovici in the frame of a joint programme to expand access to quality pre-school education across the country.
