Sentence examples for programmes upgrading from inspiring English sources

Obama has also promised a long-term investment of $150bn in a new-energy economy through efficiency, jobs programmes, upgrading the electrical grid and supporting the research and development of new technologies, which if enacted could jump-start the economy.

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That figure includes $2.2 billion that the White House added at the last minute, which it says would support basic scientific research, education programmes, upgrades to research facilities in Antarctica and elsewhere, and cross-disciplinary research activities.

A programme of upgrading the original PASSYS test cells has improved measurement accuracy.

The smaller programme includes upgrading the Silkin Way and improving a cycle route between Stafford and Telford.

The MR embarked on a programme of upgrading and rebuilding the stations along the newly acquired line.

This partnership has helped improve the health and well-being of child monks through a programme of upgrading water, sanitation and hygiene practices in dozens of monasteries.

The programme is upgrading 14 maternal and child health centres as basic emergency obstetric and neonatal care facilities (BEmONC) and linking them, with local referral hospitals, as comprehensive emergency obstetric and neonatal care facilities.

In the electricity and gas market, price increases are being blamed on different factors – rising wholesale prices and the cost of programmes to upgrade infrastructure – but the seemingly mechanical nature of the hikes is striking.

In order to produce sustainable outcomes the organisation stresses the need to implement comprehensive programmes which upgrade the services from central referral level out to the primary peripheral facilities.

The desire of the Nigerian government to promote dairy production and the upsurge of commercial dairy production through the use of AI programmes to upgrade Nigerian indigenous cattle, without proper screening of semen for infectious reproductive diseases, are of concern to the livestock industry.