Sentence examples for slow programme from inspiring English sources

Egypt's painfully slow programme of economic liberalisation (now almost 20 years old) has yielded painfully slow results.

In 2013, the state-owned TV station NRK famously televised a 12-hour, prime-time "slow" programme on log fires titled "National Firewood evening, night and morning".

Guney began a slow programme of clearing the overgrown sections of the cemetery and restoring significant memorials.

Links were formed with London's Muslim communities in an effort to encourage new burials, and a slow programme of clearing and restoring the derelict sections of the cemetery commenced.

The polls then clearly suggested a hung parliament in which it was possible that a minority Labour government with a slower programme of deficit reduction could be returned to power.

The cabinet minister said the decision to slow the programme had been taken a couple of years ago but it was back on track.

The WSE has also benefited from Poland's slow privatisation programme, which has gradually put many companies into the hands of the country's 14 conservative pension funds.

Repeated French requests to join the organisation (including personally to Wilson at a meeting with General de Gaulle just prior to the French veto of British entry to the European Communities in late 1967) were rejected on the grounds that France's contribution would only serve to slow the programme down (France was eventually permitted to join the Urenco group in 2005).

We have earlier shown that vitrification is more efficient than the slow freezing programme particularly in the preservation of ovarian stromal cells (Keros et al., 2009).

As Dybul puts it: "If we slow malaria programmes now, we will lose 10 years' investments in one generation".

The Fed will keep looking at the US economy each month tyo see if it's strong enough to start slowing the programme.