Sentence examples for widespread programme from inspiring English sources

However, the answer is to embark on a widespread programme of reform, and to ensure that the EU's institutions are capable of addressing today's needs, not committed to "ever closer union" for the sake of it.

But 60 years before Edward Jenner's discovery of the much safer vaccination method, and many generations before the eradication of the disease, the Foundling Hospital was one of the first public institutions to implement an effective and widespread programme for the prevention of smallpox.

After 3 years of a widespread programme, no severe reactions occurred, and one of the most severe epidemics was practically eradicated.

16 Considering the high cost of physician-based programmes and the lack of available physicians, it is indicated to evaluate a less expensive and widespread programme that sensitises prospective physicians to tobacco prevention.

To no one's surprise, it was confirmed on Monday that Vitaly Mutko – a close ally of Putin's – would continue in his role as Russia's sports minister despite the fact Richard McLaren's report said there was no way he could have been unaware of the widespread doping programme.

Werner Franke and his wife Brigitte Berendonk, a former West German Olympic discus thrower, helped to lift the lid on systemic doping in East Germany after uncovering thousands of pages of notes detailing the widespread doping programme in a hospital in the east of the country.

Members had suggested using a widespread vaccination programme to help tackle bovine TB.

Usada issued the report in October 2012 in which it claimed Armstrong was a "serial cheat" behind a widespread doping programme that helped him to win seven Tour de France titles between 1999 and 2005.

8 22 The total healthcare costs for prostate cancer treatment and other relevant costs in healthcare and in society should also be taken into consideration before the introduction of a widespread screening programme.

Poor growth, widespread austerity programmes and the winding up of job-creating stimulus measures threaten further unemployment overall.

Despite widespread vaccination programmes, pertussis remains a significant health burden in many countries.