Sentence examples for upon a programme from inspiring English sources
Happily lacking the ability to impose such savage restrictions, the government embarked instead upon a programme of voluntary family planning.
The Nine embarked upon a programme of urban renewal, adorning their new cathedral, building the city's civic palace, the vast piazza that spreads like a scallop shell before it, and the palatial hospital that still functioned in recent times.Duccio trained alongside his Florentine contemporary, Giotto, in the workshop of Cimabue, the most famous Italian painter of his time.
Germany embarked upon a programme of fundamental labour market reform in 2003, sparked by the excesses of post-unification wage increases.
Charles, more often known as Charles the Great or Charlemagne, embarked upon a programme of systematic expansion in 774 that unified a large portion of Europe, eventually controlling modern-day France, northern Italy, and Saxony.
I finish with a plea for a focus upon a programme that has begun but is far from finished, especially as regards the financial and trade regulations concerning Northern Cyprus.
These prospects have resulted in increased interest in alternative PAH topologies in recent years.[ 7a, b] In the light of this we recently embarked upon a programme of research which was tasked with the synthesis of cata-condensed PAHs and the evaluation of their electronic properties.
Furthermore, these views are likely to impact on decision-making processes, compliance with the programme and ultimately the expectations placed upon a screening programme in terms of effectiveness and cost effectiveness.
It surfaced quickly on Twitter, and in comments posted under the crystal-clear story, such as this one: "I think it is time to worry when a TV station in a democratic country, where free speech is allowed, shies away from broadcasting a programme upon religion … A victory for theocratic fascism".
On 10 November my own think-tank, CentreForum, embarks upon a new programme of policy work to address these challenges.
The ECB is expected to embark upon a big programme of quantitative easing, the creation of money to buy financial assets.
That upward revision, said Mr Draghi, also reflected the impact of the ECB's recent monetary-policy decision.Now that the ECB has finally crossed the Rubicon and decided upon a big programme of QE involving purchases of sovereign bonds it is clearly in its interest to talk up the bang it will get for all the euros it will create to buy them.
