Sentence examples for under a government programme from inspiring English sources

Under a government programme to cut fuel imports, Brazil dilutes petrol with alcohol: this reduces emissions of carbon monoxide but increases those of formaldehyde, whose health effects are noxious but unmeasured, according to Alfesio Braga, a paediatrician from Sao Paulo who also studies pollution.

Documents previously leaked by Snowden revealed that the NSA has access to vast amounts of internet data such as emails, chat rooms and video from large companies, including Facebook and Google, under a government programme known as Prism.

Costs such as personnel emoluments in a trial setting are usually pegged at competitive market prices, but in a real setting, and under a government programme, these costs are substantially reduced as government workers are often paid a much lower rate.

The Madurese were among those mostly Javanese who had moved under the sponsorship of a government programme intended to relieve pressure on overpopulated areas.

Lula is also proud of a government programme under which 12m people in rural areas have gained access to electricity, and another programme that provides subsidised housing for the poor.

He adds that by 2015-16 the UK power sector is likely to be under a lot of pressure, as a government programme requiring some power plants to close comes into effect.

Former armed forces personnel without degrees will be fast-tracked into teaching in England under a new government programme.

They have improved under a current government programme - now there are financial subsidies given to students for their expenses if they meet certain criteria.

The others come as "trainees" under a government-backed programme, introduced in 1994 to ease labour shortages in unpleasant or dangerous occupations.

Under the government programme, councils are being encouraged to join up the efforts of the various agencies involved with these families - from social workers to teachers, police officers and doctors.

At least 300,000 people – the vast majority women – are estimated to have been sterilised between 1990 and 2000, ostensibly under a government family planning programme.