Sentence examples for under a package of from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, under a package of operating and capital subsidies enacted almost four years ago, Amtrak is supposed to end its need for an operating subsidy -- by next year.

British consumers will have more time to return an item bought online, by phone or at home under a package of tougher rights that come into force on Friday.

From being the eurozone's most indebted nation, Greeks can now expect to see their debt load cut to 124% of GDP in 2020 from the projected 190% of national outlay in 2014, under a package of measure that include a bond buy-back and various interest rate cuts on official loans.

· Death: Coroners face big shakeup after 800 years Bereaved relatives will have much stronger rights at inquests and coroners will be able to deliver fuller verdicts on the causes of death under a package of sweeping reforms to prevent any repeat of the Shipman killings.

"I never walked into anybody's office without a toaster under one arm and a package of bagels under the other," he said.

One option said to be under discussion is passing a package of ethics measures that could allow the governor, legislative leaders and the commission to say they had made headway in cleaning up Albany, without a prolonged investigation during next year's legislative session.

A vaccine can also be included in the "Supplementary insurance" of a sickness fund (usually at a lower reimbursement rate than under the Compulsory insurance), a package of supplementary insurance benefits that a sickness fund is free to compose.

Special measures means they will be put under strict supervision and offered a package of help to improve coordinated by NHS England and the Royal College of GPs.

With malnutrition rates in Mangaize refugee camp, Niger, well above average, UNICEF and partners have rolled out a wet-feeding programme targeting children under 5 – one offensive in a package of measures designed to help the most vulnerable.

But the political uncertainty may deter such a private sector rescue and Italy is said to be preparing a package of measures under a "precautionary bailout".

The day before the election, The Sun printed a package of articles under the headline "Nightmare on Kinnock Street".