Sentence examples for a programme led by from inspiring English sources

A key investment has been secured to research Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease in a programme led by Prof Chris Dobson, master of St John's College.

The approach echoes Inspiring Young People, a programme led by the national Co-operative Group, which supports young people into creative and film co-operatives.

It was actually taken by Healthier Together - a programme led by 12 local clinical commissioning groups - that is a building block within a fully devolved devolved health and social care system in Greater Manchester.

Connect2 is a programme led by the sustainable transport charity Sustrans to build or improve local walking and cycling routes at 79 sites around the UK (figure 1, http://www.sustransconnect2.org.uk).uk

The reason was that we expect a programme which is led by at least one professional leader to be easier to implement in regular health care than a programme led by two lay leaders only.

In a programme led by Ken Harrap at the Institute of Cancer Research, London, extensive studies were undertaken to identify Pt-complexes with a broader spectrum of activity than cisplatin and carboplatin, and/or activity in disease resistant to these agents.

SHARE Consortium is a research programme led by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine with partners across Africa and South Asia that will identify solutions to this crisis.

The new Centre of Excellence in Mazar is part of a national programme led by the Afghan Ministry of Health with the support of UNICEF that aims to tackle Afghanistan's high levels of maternal mortality.

This study suggests that a self-management programme led by a team consisting of a nurse specialist and a patient with cardiovascular disease seems feasible according to both patients and leaders.

On the days when the participants did not play, they performed the running warm-up and the neuromuscular assessment (24 and 48 h) at the same time of day as for a prematch, and then followed a standardised training programme led by a tennis coach (∼60 min of drills and exchanges) in the HOT environment.

On the days when the participants did not play they followed a standardised training programme led by a tennis coach (∼60 min).