Sentence examples for adoption of programmes from inspiring English sources

One of Bridgespan's most high-profile successes so far has been the adoption of programmes it developed with the Harlem Children's Zone, Nurse Family Partnership and Youth Village at a national strategic level by the Social Innovation Fund created under the Obama administration.

The emerging crisis in antibiotic resistance and concern that we now sit on the precipice of a post-antibiotic era have given rise to advocacy at the highest levels for widespread adoption of programmes that promote judicious use of antibiotics.

The European Council notes the work done on the protection of public health and urges adoption of the programmes to combat cancer and to combat AIDS and the programme of action on health education and training.

These findings support the theoretical assumption that the adoption of introduction programmes for newly arrived immigrants and the activation strategies upon which they are built rest upon – and have been to some extent structured by – the path dependency traditions and policy legacy as well as spill-over mechanisms from policies targeted at the population in general.

The government has taken a number of important measures, both at home and abroad, including the establishment of special Secretariats on human rights, women's policies and racial equality, and the adoption of ambitious programmes to reduce poverty, increase access to education, eliminate discrimination and fight against hunger.

Details of player attendance and their adoption of the programmes have been published elsewhere.

However, there are several barriers that hinder the adoption of eHealth programmes in general practice.

However, literature exploring the adoption of such programmes in Asian countries is limited [ 14– 16].

Specifically, it describes the reach and adoption of exercise programmes delivered at community football training sessions over a preseason period and subsequent playing season.

The ERPP started a spread and adoption of ERAS programmes throughout England from 2009 to 2011, the current Delphi study examined ways to consolidate this initiative.

The pros and cons of different programme adaptations for community sport also need to be assessed and the likely barriers to, or drivers for, sustained adoption of these programmes by community players need to be identified and addressed, before they can be widely implemented.