The phrase "a programme that creates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a program or software that generates or produces something, such as content, data, or results.
Example: "The new software is a programme that creates stunning visual graphics for presentations."
Alternatives: "a program that generates" or "a tool that produces".
If you ask me, we need a policy programme that creates jobs while steadily reducing the deficit, that makes public services both personal and high quality, that reduces crime by supporting police and being firm on antisocial behaviour, particularly people who wee in lifts (sorry, it's a personal bugbear on my estate).
However, some exiles said they might seek full independence if the fruits of engaging China are not evident soon.Very stimulatingBarack Obama proposed a new stimulus package, which includes an infrastructure programme that creates or retains jobs for 2.5m people.
I remember once, in the early days before Pixar, I got into a discussion on whether I wanted to do a background for Andre and Willy B with a neat programme that created pine trees and stuff, very abstract.
2) Staff exchange programmes that create visiting positions in the participating institutions.
Therefore programmes that create more exercise-friendly environments and reduce accidents are bound to become more attractive.Slower roads appear to be safer.
The more he looked, and he ran programmes that created tens of thousands of images, the more ichthyic outlines he found.
These reforms considerably altered the unemployment benefit system and introduced new ALMPs including new programmes that create subsidized jobs for very disadvantaged unemployed people.
This is different for programmes that create subsidized jobs for more disadvantaged unemployed workers: The Hartz reforms introduced important new schemes that were more strongly targeted at people with severe placement impediments.
Her primary focus and role will be to provide global leadership and management to all of our internal and external communications programmes that create positive recognition, relevancy and visibility of the Internet Society's vision, mission, and values.
Everyone responds to exercise in a different way, so make sure you treat every client as an individual and create a programme that is achievable for them.
