Sentence examples for works programme from inspiring English sources

Arnold Schwarzenegger has proposed a massive $222 billion public works programme to rebuild California's ageing infrastructure.

He strongly hinted at a huge public works programme by the Federal Government to relieve depression and give employment.

He also sought to address the concerns of sceptical Republicans in Congress, saying his rescue initiative was more than "just a public works programme".

Almost certainly there will be a New Deal-style public works programme to create jobs and pump money into the economy that will actually be spent.

The Farm Act, the currency measures, the public works programme, and the Industrial Recovery Bill all grant to the Executive wide discretionary powers.

While the chief executive, Mark Carne, only came into the organisation after a £38.5bn, five-year works programme was rubberstamped, he may not escape the flak.

A big public-works programme is the way to go, because it needs the investment anyway.

He had earlier promised tighter regulation of privatised monopolies, and an expensive public-works programme.

Spain, for example, has introduced an €8 billion public-works programme.

Its record suggests it will once again pour money into the building industry through a lavish public-works programme.

In his first two years Mr Clinton busily tried to introduce universal health care and an ambitious public-works programme amid heady talk of a New Democratic agenda.