Sentence examples for activities and programmes from inspiring English sources

"We cannot proceed with all the activities and programmes we currently aspire to, while simultaneously supporting our current operations and investing in the new capabilities that we need".

These are the so-called "Title IX Olympics", named by the US media after an act passed in 1972 that explicitly prohibited gender discrimination in educational activities and programmes.

The green paper itself states that "we cannot proceed with all the activities and programmes we currently aspire to, while simultaneously supporting our current operations and investing in the new capabilities we need".Opposition parties accuse Mr Brown, particularly during his time as chancellor of the exchequer, of squeezing defence budgets at a time of war.

Before and throughout the Youth Olympics, the mascots appeared in various activities and programmes, including events in schools, launches and roadshows.

At the beginning of 1908, Baden-Powell published in six fortnightly installments a "magazine" called Scouting for Boys, setting out activities and programmes which existing youth organisations could use.

This partnership has progressed since then into a number of development initiatives, activities and programmes.

Overall quality of services appears to be moderate, as reflected in teacher-pupil ratios, training and experience of staff members, planning of classroom activities and programme quality.

Carries out transactions in VISION ensuring programme results, activities and programme coding are as per annual work plans (AWPs), and makes amendments and alterations as per section revisions when necessary.

Most PMRs on the other hand perceived the training itself as the main factor facilitating their own change, strongly supported by monitoring and public information activities and programme materials.

Participants will take part in qualitative interviews about perspectives on physical activity and programme participation.

As many as 22 prisons are currently on restricted regimes where normal activities and resettlement programmes are suspended in order to focus on allowing prisoners out to have exercise.