Sentence examples for a programme that addresses from inspiring English sources

Nor has any alternative candidate offered a programme that addresses the detestable way Fifa does official business.

He said: "Experts have been brought in to look at areas of concern and we've said to contractors we need a programme that addresses all of those.

Most people only use the food bank once or twice, after that the workers try to get them into a programme that addresses the root cause of the problem.

It's a taught programme that addresses the twin concerns of how to develop and manage a diverse workforce and how to understand and meet the needs of diverse customers across the range of age, gender, family situation, disability, race/ethnicity, sexuality and employment patterns.

Women have had to endure the brunt of austerity cuts and we want to bring forward a concrete programme that addresses the impact of austerity and discrimination of women in our economy".

Paragraph 3 shall not apply when the flag Member State has an official programme that addresses the collection and scientific study of specimens of the species listed in Annex I. 4.

Paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply when the flag Member State has an official programme that addresses the collection and scientific study of specimens of seabirds, reptiles or marine mammals. 5. Measures adopted pursuant to paragraph 4 of this Article shall aim at achieving the objectives of this Regulation in relation to the performance indicators set out in Article 4(1)(b).

Several recent studies suggest that the largest gains would be achieved under a comprehensive liberalization programme that addresses all economic sectors and all regions.

In accordance with the NICE guideline on ADHD [ 7] stimulants are the first-line treatment for adults as part of a comprehensive treatment programme that addresses psychological, behavioural and educational or occupational needs.

In order to address these inequalities and to improve the situation in South African schools, UNICEF has been supporting the national Department of Basic Education to implement Sports for Development as a co-curricular programme that addresses social issues through physical activity and life-skills, including coaching and mentoring.

A well-described exercise programme that addresses these deficiencies, and previously found to be feasible in OA patients waitlisted for TKR, is the neuromuscular exercise programme-total joint replacement (NEMEX-TJR) [ 18].