Sentence examples for towards a programme from inspiring English sources

We would tend towards a programme of constructive dialogue instead".

In return for Mugabe enforcing law and order, Britain has agreed to pay £36m towards a programme to compensate white farmers who transfer land back to poor black settlers.

With the civil service reform plan due to be published soon, the thinktank has published a pamphlet outlining seven key tests "that will reveal whether the plan is a significant step towards a programme that will transform the civil service, or just another white paper style bubble that quickly bursts".

The farmer, who, along with his wife Gill, runs a 48-hectare beef and sheep operation near Bourton-On-The-Water Bourton-On-The-Water Bourton-On-The-Water Bourton-On-The-Wateread of "blastisg away at thousands of bitterlywith high popposedrifles", toe Governmenthend farming badger should urgently be looking towards a programme of cullle vandine trials.

They say TWC has no right to redistribute their content without permission, even within a subscriber's home, and complain that iPad viewings do not count towards a programme's ratings.

DfID officials said the money would go towards establishing a programme of skills and safety training for 100,000 low-skilled garment workers.

10 Our Primary Prevention Research Team is working towards defining a programme of research in primary prevention and here, we present a protocol for a scoping review of reviews covering the published tobacco control literature over the last decade.

There is not yet a formal social work training programme in Afghanistan, though efforts are currently underway towards establishing such a programme.

Being one of the most promising applications Siemens has started a programme towards the development of on-board transformers for electrical rail vehicles.

Lower implementation rates towards the end of a programme should therefore be taken into account by programme developers, by including essential programme elements earlier on in a programme.

Furthermore, says the dean, the move towards a shorter programme was not solely economic.