Sentence examples for programmes under which from inspiring English sources

The slowdown in quantitative-easing programmes (under which central banks created money to buy assets) may also have deprived the markets of crucial liquidity support.

Bush also authorised the "illegal CIA secret detention and renditions programmes, under which detainees were held incommunicado and frequently transferred to countries such as Egypt and Syria where they were likely to be tortured".

The Bank has already pumped £325bn into the economy through its quantitative easing (QE) programmes, under which it buys up government bonds.

As part of its statutory purposes, IMF has funds and programmes under which it can make resources available to member countries to help solve certain balance of payments problems such as difficulties resulting from a rise in international cereal prices.

BALANCE OF PAYMENTS SUPPORT As part of its statutory purposes, IMF has funds and programmes under which it can make resources available to member countries to help solve certain balance of payments problems such as difficulties resulting from a rise in international cereal prices.

In 1959 he supported the "Bad Godesberg Programme" under which the Social Democrats dropped a lot of their Marxist baggage and accepted membership of Nato.

But since it is perceptions that matter in politics, the international-affairs budget of the State Department, the programme under which foreign aid falls, is bound to suffer.

Last month Mr Cuomo announced a pilot voluntary buy-out programme under which homeowners in Oakwood Beach would receive the pre-Sandy market value of their homes.

The programme – under which the Fed buys $85bn worth of mortgage and government bonds every month – could then end altogether around the middle of next year, he said.

Under Spurr's plan the fresh savings are to be found by an extension of a controversial "benchmarking" programme under which the budgets of public sector prisons are to be driven down to match selected private sector jails.

Such techniques could be even more in need for Gove's diminished BSF replacement, the Priority Schools Building Programme, under which fewer than half the schools which applied for building improvement funds received anything.