Sentence examples for the existing programmes from inspiring English sources
Further funding will augment the existing programmes to help those in the grip of addiction or facing other problems.
Along with running the existing programmes we are currently working towards establishing an international, measureable and inclusive capacity building programme expanding beyond Turkey.
The existing programmes were failing to tackle fuel poverty and would miss recommended targets from thgovernment's advisory Committee on Climate Change for insulating all remaining cavity walls and lofts by 2015, and 2.2 million solid walls by 2022.
"We have a chance to solve the problem through either agreeing on a global system or, as a minimum, to find a solution on the existing programmes which would suit the Russian Federation," Medvedev said in Washington.
Which topics are incorporated in the existing programmes remains unclear.
For future solutions, many of the existing programmes may be further developed, expanded or concentrated, broadened or focused, be combined with other activities, be better promoted, or become better accessible, for instance by using teleconferencing.
The existing Programme of Study will remain on the web for reference.
The new scheme, starting in April with £750m, will build on the existing programme and is designed to help established staff who want to buy larger homes in preparation, for example, for starting or expanding a family.
On Wednesday, Michael Gove, the education secretary, announced that the teaching of computer science was to be dramatically overhauled, with the existing programme of study scrapped to make way for new lessons designed by industry and universities.
On 11 January Michael Gove announced that while ICT would remain compulsory at all key stages, no English school would be forced to follow the existing Programme of Study for ICT from September 2012.
"It is safe to assume that he will want to correct this image … We can expect him to continue the existing programme of freedom of navigation operations, and probably to step them up in some way.
