Sentence examples for public programmes from inspiring English sources

Will this not affect voter demand for overlapping taxpayer-funded public programmes?

If private health costs rise, more people will be pushed into public programmes.

As I toured the museum, two things grabbed my attention on the public programmes calendar.

Attitudes could also harden if public programmes fail to assist young people.

Yet they aim to use the money not to bring down the deficit, but to expand public programmes.

Measure 23 would have raised taxes to provide health care for every citizen in the state, wrapping all Medicaid, Medicare and other public programmes into one.

The government has called for more independent scrutiny of public programmes and better monitoring of the money it hands out to some 1,000 schemes.

Medicare and Medicaid, the public programmes that account for two-fifths of American health spending, have grudgingly started reimbursing doctors for teleradiology, but refuse to cover telehome-health.

As public health spending continues to grow, it threatens to widen America's deficit and eclipse other public programmes, such as infrastructure and education.

The 30-something Republican concedes that his voters are not small-government zealots, instead favouring well-funded schools, health care and other public programmes.

In 1991 she became a director of the Serpentine Gallery, responsible for both commissioning and showcasing the groundbreaking exhibitions, education and public programmes.