Sentence examples for size of the programme from inspiring English sources

A large number would be better, but I expect that the announced size of the programme will be close to the lower end of this range.

But there are doubts about its size and implementation strategy.Market estimates of the size of the programme range between €500 and €600 billion.

His announcement follows heated disputes over the future of the frigate contract after defence trade unions and Scottish political leaders complained about long delays and cuts in the size of the programme.

In fact, the size of the programme was directly dictated and informed by the local NHS trusts through a series of consultations and meetings that added over a year to the time it took to deliver the programme.

While investors expect the US Federal Reserve to resume its policy of printing money to stimulate the economy next week, there are doubts over the size of the programme.

Chris Askew, the chief executive of Diabetes UK, welcomed plans to double the size of the programme which, he added, "is already the largest of its kind globally and shows England to be a world leader in this area.

David Miles and Paul Fisher, the two MPC members who had repeatedly backed Carney's predecessor Sir Mervyn King's calls for an extension of the deflation-busting policy, decided instead to switch their votes and support Carney's plan of leaving the size of the QE programme unchanged at £375bn.

BAE should see similar sentiment to Lockheed given its very significant position on F-35 relative to its small equipment exposure on F-22, and the difference in the sizes of the programmes (the US remains committed to procuring 2,443 F-35s versus ending F-22 at 183 units).

Though the size of the buying programme was unknown, the effect on the bond markets was dramatic.

Establishing a comprehensive list of the size of the nuclear programme and the locations involved has long been a demand of US negotiators, and would represent a significant concession from North Korea.

He also defended the size of the aid programme, saying: "I would struggle to find an example of a country that is more in our national interest to progress and succeed than Pakistan.