Sentence examples for to prepare a programme from inspiring English sources

In opposition, Labour should be working with communities, employees, their unions, industry and academic expertise to prepare a programme ready for implementation from May 2020 that protects skills and jobs in the defence sector, while ensuring a just transition to a post-nuclear weapons age".

I urge the Commission to prepare a programme of action, proposing specific initiatives as part of a new policy.

The European Council invites the incoming Italian Presidency, in collaboration with the future Irish Presidency and after consultation of the Member States, the Commission, the Europol Drugs Unit and the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction, to prepare a programme of activities which takes account of the guidelines in that report.

The disadvantage is that he has not had time, and shows no inclination, to prepare a cuts programme for government and seek a mandate for it.

It was necessary to prepare a sound programme in which the muhajireen might take refuge as their jihad is the result of the glory to Islam and the monotheists.

An Expert Council was set up as a coordinating body and to prepare a national programme for PGR.

He phoned officials back in Brazil to prepare a special career-plan programme designed to keep Neymar at the club for as long as possible.

Currently, the Commission has not carried out specific studies on the subject of planned obsolescence; however, a call under the Horizon 2020 work programme has been published to prepare an independent testing programme on premature obsolescence and is expected to start in 2019 3).

Therefore, in order to prepare an optimal physical education programme, particular care to quantity and intensity of the exercise should be taken to prevent heat illness.

However, fears that Newsnight would be dropped, or even brought off air for a short period, proved to be unfounded, as journalists prepared a programme that was fronted by Emily Maitlis, and which was intended to begin with a report that would scrutinise its own travails.

In order to do this, she is preparing a programme of romantic piano music twice as long as the concert.