Sentence examples for a programme to enhance from inspiring English sources

The aid insider, who did not wish to be named, said DfID had overreacted to the "cashgate" scandal, not only by stopping sector budget support but by also pulling out of a programme to enhance financial controls through a new public financial and economic management reform initiative.

The roll out of a programme to enhance the security of secure areas within Canada's largest airports is on track for year-end completion.

It recommended a refurbishment programme to enhance the appearance of the building and improve facilities.

The researcher (lecturer) works in a mathematics support programme to enhance students' understanding of mathematics.

Intervention A neuromuscular training programme to enhance players' motor skills and body control, as well as to activate and prepare their neuromuscular system for sports specific manoeuvres.

The government said during the Spending Review last year that it would invest £650m in a national cyber security programme to enhance online security.

Menwith Hill has undergone a multibillion-dollar investment programme to enhance exactly those same capabilities for the interception of domestic communications and in its role co-ordinating intelligence-led warfare for special operations forces and remote-control weaponry like drones.

Adherence rates are as low as 30%, so we developed a cognitive-behavioural training programme to enhance patients' self-efficacy, maximise severity perceptions and reduce barrier perceptions.

The main objective of this project was to develop and evaluate a child-appropriate kindergarten programme to enhance physical activity and motor skills in 4- and 5-year-old children.

In 2008 the Scottish Government funded the establishment of the Scottish Antimicrobial Prescribing Group (SAPG) to coordinate the delivery of a national antimicrobial stewardship programme to enhance the quality of antimicrobial prescribing, timely and appropriate management of infection and the reduction of collateral damage from unnecessary antibiotic use [ 2][ 3].

This programme was conceived as an inter-institutional partnership programme to enhance the public health management skills of public health professionals.