comprehensive programme

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The most noteworthy examples are the corporatisation of government business enterprises and a comprehensiveprogramme of competitive tendering and contracting for publicly provided services.
In a period in which they anticipated rising profits, the millowners regarded the task of a more comprehensiveprogramme of 'rationalisation' with more enthusiasm.
But commissions of association did serve two useful purposes in support of this comprehensiveprogramme for granting new charters.
Where teachers work together, a more comprehensiveprogramme can emerge that enables students to take advantage of the combined skills of their teachers.
So a comprehensiveprogramme of coverage of all trusts was justified.
A comprehensiveprogramme of research is being undertaken on short-crested waves produced by obliquely reflecting waves from a rigid vertical wall.
More generally, a targeted approach to quality improvement for any size hospital may diminish the costs of the initiative rather than attempting a broader, more comprehensiveprogramme.
There was no comprehensiveprogramme, no widespread effort to roll back corporate privileges, only a policy of correcting what were viewed as isolated failures by urban magistrates.
Such biological control should be integrated into a more comprehensiveprogramme using, for example, the sterile insect release technique or mating disruption as the key method of control.
Our manifesto commits us to a comprehensiveprogramme of constitutional reform.
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