Sentence examples for the programme announced from inspiring English sources

The programme announced today is as follows: Smoking cessation: The Nice appraisal will provide GPs with cost and clinical effectiveness evidence for the use of the smoking cessation aids NRT and bupropion (Zyban) in primary care.

The programme announced by Osborne and Gove in a joint visit to Brixton prison, south London, will see "ageing and ineffective" Victorian jails closed and their sites sold off for the construction of 3,000 new homes.

I haven't any doubt that much of the programme announced by Nick Clegg yesterday came together at the Convention on Modern Liberty, set up by my friend and collaborator Anthony Barnett with a little help from me and the backing of the Guardian last year.

May 2009: The Bank of England surprises the City by announcing it is to increase the size of its quantitative easing (QE) operation by £50bn to £125bn, amid growing concern that the programme announced in March is failing to turn the economy around.

[The programme announced by the government to provide these free does not reach remote areas.] I wanted to be a lawyer but now I want to be a pilot because we have very few female pilots, not just in Kenya, but across the whole world.

The programme announced by Xi in 2013 envisages investments by China in infrastructure projects, including railways and power grids in central, west and southern Asia, as well as Africa and Europe.

A note in the programme announces: "Blind Summit takes complete responsibility for what the puppeteers do, but we cannot be responsible for the puppets".

That's why the holistic approach of the programmes announced to coincide with International Women's Day is so laudable.

By the time the investment programme announced today is complete, three quarters of rail journeys will be made on electrified routes, he says.

A "phasing out" of the current programme, announced by the government, could take many years, he added.

You refer to the accusation that the road programme announced on Monday is promising road improvements in marginal constituencies to gain votes for the coalition (Clegg denies 'motorways for marginals', 2 December).