Sentence examples for roll out a programme from inspiring English sources

Lebanon is looking for $1.5bn to roll out a programme to upgrade its infrastructure so the country can cope with more people, Fadel said.

In fact, before he rolls out a programme of NCT missions, Mr Wilkie might want to look at the market for pointlessly painful deliveries and at the practicalities that stand between residents in crowded or notably unharmonious properties and their accomplishing the NCT's beau ideal: a candlelit home birth in a warm pool.

In February 2009, sensing that the business was going to slow down, Mukerji rolled out a programme called Project Slim, designed with McKinsey, to improve operations and reduce costs.

We now want to take this further and roll out a similar programme for editorial roles.

We also saw Oxford and Cambridge roll out a landmark programme of compulsory sexual consent workshops for undergraduates.

Earlier this year, Shell said it would roll out a cybersecurity programme amid rising threats from hackers to its infrastructure around the world.

We are planning to roll out a training programme for workers and will require factories to elect health and safety committees including workers.

A partn ership was developed to roll out a workshop programme to enable all members of the health care team within a variety of clinical areas locate, appraise and utilise appropriate evidence in their speciality and to provide the Hospital's professional develo pment team with the necessary experience to conduct subsequent programmes.

Afrox has just agreed with the Ghanaian health authority to roll out a pilot vaccination programme in the country, starting in 2011 for three years.

In three summers from now golf returns to the Olympic Games: what better time to roll out a sustained and targeted programme of initiatives to encourage inclusion?

So, from December, it is going to roll out a national Home Access Programme, under which children in state education without online access at home will receive grants to get connected.