Sentence examples for a programme that aims from inspiring English sources

"[Villagisation] is a programme that aims at fundamentally restructuring settlement patterns, service infrastructure and livelihoods, including farming systems, in the Gambella region, and as such constitutes a significant context in which PBS operates.

One of the local heroes of the Ebola crisis is Dr Samuel Kargbo of Sierra Leone Samuel is a colleague of mine on the Aspen Institute's New Voices Fellowship – a programme that aims to support development experts from the south to have a stronger voice in global conversations.

Such lightheartedness had a serious aim: getting the couples to think about each other and improving their ability to communicate.The couples all new or expectant parents, none of them married were taking part in a workshop run by the Oklahoma Marriage Initiative (OMI), a programme that aims to help Oklahomans build and sustain healthy marriages.

Such lightheartedness had a serious aim: getting the couples to think about each other and improving their ability to communicate.The couples all new or expectant parents, none of them married were taking part in a workshop run by the Oklahoma Marriage Initiative (OMI), a programme that aims to help build and sustain marriages.

Likewise, in Australia, the national prescribing service MedicineWise is a programme that aims to improve cardiovascular management in primary care.

Aimhigher – a programme that aimed to widen higher education participation – was also scrapped in 2011, just before the fees increase.

The coalition government derailed a programme that aimed to save lives by reducing the amount of salt in food and then gave industry too much power over a replacement scheme, according to health experts.

Additionally, for a programme that aimed to change the organisation as a whole, a comprehensive organisational assessment at the early stages would have been advisable but this did not take place.

By Angela Walker LUCKNOW, India, 1 April 2010 – Santosh Yadav twice accomplished her dream of climbing Mount Everest, so it is fitting that she was chosen to address the crowd at a launch event for Meena Radio, a radio programme that aims to inspire young girls to stay in school and achieve their own dreams.

The present study is part of a research programme that aims to develop and test a psychological model of end-users' experience with news sites.

Through its year-round programme, the FSI delivers training, advice sessions, conferences and fundraising opportunities free-of-charge to charities with a raised voluntary income of up to £1.5m, whilst running a policy programme that aims to ensure that small charities can influence the public policies that affect them.