Sentence examples for vast programmes from inspiring English sources

Good morning and welcome back to the Guardian's live blog tracking the fallout from Edward Snowden's leaks revealing vast programmes of US and UK surveillance.

Usually, this formidable trio joins forces to advertise its vast programmes in one lavishly illustrated brochure; this year, in an unmistakable sign of a shake-up in the hierarchy, the Gilded Balloon shares a brochure with the Underbelly.

The University of Zurich has undertaken to collect and catalogue his writings in a vast programme known as the Zurich Paracelsus Project.

Evolution itself might be described as a vast programme of genetic experiments conducted with no regard for the cost or consequences.

A vast programme of court closures around England and Wales has seen around 250 magistrates, county and crown courts closed in the past five years.

His government is considering what Le Figaro calls a "vast programme" to cut public spending by around €100bn (£88bn) over the five years of his term.

The "war on terror" is taking a terrible toll on Muslim families and societies through a vast programme of secret detention and torture.

There are many factors, which I need not stop to enumerate, which render especially difficult in the United States the rapid improvisation of a vast programme of public works.

Despite ultra-low interest rates and a vast programme of electronic money printing, inflation remains well off the ECB goal of "below, but close to, 2%".

The method achieves this by reformulating the outcomes of a vast programme of parametric FE calculations in terms of six algebraic parameters and two resistances, each representing a physical aspect of the shell's behaviour.

Poor eyesight precluded him from military service, but he volunteered to train air force staff in the statistical control of the nation's vast programme to provide aircraft, munitions and crews for global warfare.