Sentence examples for urgent programme from inspiring English sources

An urgent programme to vaccinate children, teenagers and young adults has led to a substantial drop in the numbers unprotected.

We will lead international efforts to ensure global companies pay their fair share in tax" Greens: (p50/51): "Introduce an urgent programme of legislation, starting with a Tax Dodging Bill designed to reduce the tax gap and establish a general anti-avoidance principle.

The charity Inquest released an assessment of the report and highlighted that "its value must ultimately be judged by the changes it brings about and we call upon the Government to respond now with an urgent programme of action in response to the report's findings and recommendations".

The European Union must set up an urgent programme, financed with the funds remaining from previous EDFs, in order to make up the shortfall in revenue of the people and countries concerned.

Dozens of low-income, food-deficit countries, perhaps as many as 40 to 50, have elaborated urgent programmes for increased food production by small farms, but are currently held back by the lack of donor funding.

The UN high commissioner for refugees urged the EU to implement an urgent relocation programme to spread refugees among all EU countries.

Sir John Krebs, the chairman of the Food Standards Agency (which was set up in the aftermath of the BSE-scandal), called for an urgent screening programme to check whether sheep in Britain could be infected with BSE.

It incorporates relevant outputs from the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) Urban Regeneration and the Environment (URGENT) research programme and from research directly commissioned by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM).

An urgent education programme was instituted to change these practices.

In view of the lack of evidence to guide the government initially, and the large number of severely affected children on the mainland, a large scale, territory-wide urgent screening programme was probably justifiable.

This task has become more urgent as programmes such as X Factor, Britain's Got Talent and Strictly have come to dominate prime-time viewing.