Sentence examples for workable programmes from inspiring English sources

Workable programmes All participants agreed on the importance and urgency of transforming the lives of adolescent girls, but there was much debate about what the greatest barriers to change were and how best to address them.

The failure of the global-warming talks in The Hague is a case in point.There are many reasons for the continuing delay in turning the targets that were agreed to in Kyoto in 1997 into a workable programme of cuts in greenhouse-gas emissions.

A workable plan was hatched.

And despite CIA fears to the contrary, there was never a workable Soviet programme for world domination; most of the foreign party leaders involved in the Comintern could not even speak Russian, the organisation's lingua franca.

For decades, central government has struggled to address the issue of adult social care and, while different governments have made attempts to put forward a workable reform programme, only minor tangible changes have actually been made to the system – and many have stalled completely.

Translating these global statements and strategies into appropriate, workable, cost-effective programmes for children remains the main challenge to everyone working in health promotion.

She added that in order to participate in a third bailout, the IMF would also want to see "sensible" fiscal targets, together with tax-and-spending measures to achieve them; new structural reforms of Greek markets; and "sufficient" financial support to make any new programme workable.

It would not be workable without a programme to implement before elections come," Machar was quoted as saying.

There is no workable emergency plan.

The POMH-UK audit-based programmes demonstrate a workable and effective methodology for quality improvement in the NHS and also provide Trusts with evidence of implementation of national treatment guidelines into practice.

Make sure your plan is workable.