Sentence examples for a programme that provided from inspiring English sources

Some 250 primary schools were divided into two groups according to townships; schools in 19 townships were assigned to a programme that provided free eyeglasses to low-income students and schools in 18 townships were assigned to a control group that did not benefit from the programme.

But there is no doubting the impact so far: the programme has turned Malawi into a breadbasket: in 2005, the country imported over 40% of its food; this year, it will export more than half its output, including to famine-stricken Kenya, having trebled the maize harvest in four years.Brazil also subsidised inputs, launching a programme that provided credit for 14,000 tractors in its first year.

SSP Plus, an experimental programme providing financial incentives and limited employment services to single-parent families on welfare in Canada, found sustained effects that exceeded those from a programme that provided financial incentives alone (Robins et al., 2008).

The Canadian Self Sufficiency Program Plus, a programme for single-parent welfare recipients, found sustained effects with an increased employment rate averaging nearly 7 percentage points 36 52 months after randomisation in comparison with a programme that provided financial in-work benefits alone (see Robins et al. 2008 and Dorsett 2014).

A lot of children will not only get a lunch but they may also be enrolled in a programme that provides another meal before or after the school day.

The bill would also expand trade-adjustment assistance: a programme that provides aid to workers displaced by freer trade.It is not clear that this will be enough to sway the Democrats needed for passage of the bill.

In this study, a choice experiment was employed to evaluate a programme that provides certain landscape attributes in a typical agricultural area.

The Hong Kong schools solar education programme brings together Government, its Design and Education sectors, an electricity utility, CLP RI, academic researchers (PV HKU Research Group) and construction professionals to implement a programme that provides hands-on experience, IT skills and problem-based learning opportunities for (all) HK primary and secondary school children.

Respondents in the intervention condition are given access to a programme that provides a summary of their drinking and compares it to others in the general population.

To reduce inequalities in the use of health services, the Helsinki PDS has initiated multiprofessional collaboration in a programme that provides information on dental care and prevention for immigrant families and education in cultural disparities for PDS personnel.

The access to scientific publications is limited to the researchers at BHP and INASA through the Portuguese version of HINARI (a programme that provides free online access to the major journals to local institutions in developing countries) and collaborating partners in Europe.