Sentence examples for proper programme from inspiring English sources

The voters also seem to think that a proper party needs a proper programme, says Franz Walter of Göttingen University.

Instead of pouring billions of pounds into additional subsidies for dangerous and polluting new nuclear power stations, which will only come online too late (if ever) to address our energy gap, the government should switch to a proper programme of investment in insulation and proven, clean and safe renewables.

"We can set up a proper programme with coaches, assistant coaches and physios on the trips that we attend - which is really important," he said.

However, Edwardian principles could not allow young girls to participate in the rough and tumble, and "wild" activities of the Scouts, and so the Girl Guides were created by Baden-Powell's sister, Agnes, to provide a more "proper" programme of activities.

Furthermore, without this document, the governments find it more difficult to plan proper programmes and social policies targeted at children.

The prospect was that Neon would not be admitted to any "formal proper research programme" but rather to "unproven treatments".

The prospect was that Neon would not be admitted to any "formal proper research programme" but rather given "unproven treatments".

Last year, Amnesty International described the world's response as "pitiful" and earlier this week, the UN special rapporteur on the human rights of migrants called on the EU to deliver a proper resettlement programme.

Mindset of the people must changed by proper awareness programme.

Labour said the government needed a new economic strategy and a "proper work programme" to tackle the welfare bill.

Apoptosis is a complicated process and its proper execution programme requires the coordinated activation and execution of several pathways.