Sentence examples for significant programmes from inspiring English sources

She engineered appointments and helped develop significant programmes in the creative and performing arts.

Two of the most significant programmes uncovered in the Snowden files were Prism, run by the NSA, and Tempora, which was set up by GCHQ.

The government was offering "the most significant programmes of reform by a British government since the reforms of the 19th century", he said in his speech in north London.

The Guardian has published a series of stories about the mass surveillance techniques of GCHQ and its US counterpart, the NSA, over the past six months; two of the most significant programmes uncovered in the Snowden files were Prism, run by the NSA, and Tempora, which was set up by GCHQ.

The Guardian has published a series of stories about the mass surveillance techniques of GCHQ and its US counterpart, the NSA, over the last six months; two of the most significant programmes uncovered in the Snowden files were Prism, run by the NSA, and Tempora, which was set up by GCHQ.

For instance construction '"accounts for only about 5%% of the employees in Britain [yet] it accounts for 27%% of fatal injuries to employees and 10%% of reported major injuries" with "39 fatal injuries to workers" in 2012 2013 (HSE 2014a), generating significant programmes of OSH initiatives, research, and guidance (e.g., HSE, 2003a, 2003b, 2014b)' (Pink et al. 2014a: 336).

Traders also pointed out that a number of significant programme trades went through the system late in the trading session.

When I began as deputy commissioner in 1999 there were four policy staff dedicated to disability issues, and a significant programme budget.

RTL said that Channel Five had reduced operating costs, excluding restructuring costs and writedowns, by £65m or 19% "mainly as a result of significant programme cost savings".

However, this would have been worse if not for a £65m cost-cutting push achieved "mainly as a result of significant programme cost savings".

I'm talking about the most significant programme of empowerment by a British government since the great enfranchisement of the 19th century".