Sentence examples for to increase the programme from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama proposes to increase the programme's flexibility.

This confirms the special importance for students of focusing on drug calculation in the nursing education programme in order to achieve their nurse degree and to increase the programme's completion rate (NMC [2010]).

They are also responsible for training of personnel involved in the program and for setting up interventions to increase the programme coverage.

Even though the Avahan program focused on increase in condom use with all types of sex partners of FSWs, the inconsistent condom use with regular sex partners indicates the need to increase the programme focus on this aspect of HIV prevention.

"It is important to significantly increase the programme's size, so as to underpin business confidence.

"Although there is no current need to increase the QE programme, it is very important for the MPC to persevere with expansionary policies.

Carl Brazier, the council's strategic head of tenant services, explains: "After that time we can take a decision to increase the development programme or to clear some of the debt.

However, he said critics should look at the success of the BBC's plan to increase the number of programmes from the nations and regions through structural change: "The lessons of that success can be applied to address some of those fears".

We urge the chancellor to increase the ceiling for the programme by a further £50bn, to £200bn.' Threadneedle Street has already bought close to 20% of all the gilts in circulation, although the Treasury is busy issuing new ones to cover the enormous increase in debt it has suffered as a result of rescuing several banks and the recession.

So a greater targeting of the SIVP on individuals who have higher unemployment probabilities might be expected to increase the effectiveness of the programme.

This would involve setting quotas for BME productions, and it is based on a plan introduced in 2007 to increase the number of programmes made in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.