Sentence examples for a collaborative programme of from inspiring English sources
This paper presents the results of a collaborative programme of action between the European Federation of Inland Ports (EFIP) and the EC PORTOPIA research project to assist EU inland ports to enhance further their environmental performance.
This study has been very much a collaborative programme of research with full participation from academics and clinicians in our partner African clinical settings.
This research project supports a collaborative programme of research in partnership with the Bone and Joint Health Strategic Clinical Network (BJHSCN), the Alberta Bone and Joint Health Institute, the University of Calgary, and the University of Alberta.
As part of a collaborative programme to reduce maternal mortality in Malawi, we sought to introduce criterion based audit to improve women friendly care in maternity units.
As part of a European collaborative programme of research, the UK's Building Research Establishment has carried out a series of eight full-scale fire tests in a purpose-built compartment at Cardington in the United Kingdom.
Fusions is a collaborative programme between musicians and artists, and Canvas involves the commissioning of young artists to design limited-edition labels for Beck's Beer.
The European Forest Genetic Resources Programme, EUFORGEN, is a collaborative programme among European countries aimed at ensuring effective conservation and sustainable utilization of forest genetic resources in Europe.
In some research units a collaborative programme was already in place at study inception, in others it was implemented on the occasion of the research.
There is now a collaborative programme between FAO and OAU/IBAR to establish such a system.
In the supposedly collaborative programme of commissions by Unesco for its Paris headquarters, he elbowed aside his fellow artists to grab the best site, twice the size of the plot that was originally allocated.
This would enable users to assess the feasibility and initiate large-scale collaborative programmes of research.
