Sentence examples for as a new programme from inspiring English sources

Davies wanted to initially approach the revival as a "new programme".

It was founded in 2010, not as a new programme or project, but a collective commitment of the global governance system for nutrition "to make the most of diverse experience, expertise and resources and foster coordination in support of country-led efforts to scale up nutrition".

'Fun without Smokes' will be implemented in primary schools as a new programme offered via Regional Health Authorities (RHAs) in the Netherlands.

This element of the intervention is obviously less useful without the shared outreach training to use it correctly but could still have had some benefit; as a new programme, there are no comparable before and after data on HIV screening with which to separately estimate the effect of the guideline.

There will also be a world premiere of a monologue by Samuel Beckett, No's Knife, performed by the Irish actor Lisa Dwan; and a puppetry show called Missing Light created by Mark Arends, as part of a new programme of children's theatre at the Old Vic.

UNICEF supports the training and provides funding as part of a new programme promoting early growth and development for children from zero to three years.

A government spokesperson said that the government was committed to improving national air quality and had committed more than £2bn to increasing the uptake of ultra-low emitting vehicles since 2011, as well as supporting green transport schemes and a new programme of clean air zones.

"The document calls for the foundation of a national unity government as the basis of a new programme that will approach the world," he said.

The new rules will not apply to Connacht as they recently commenced a new programme of structural and performance development agreed with the IRFU.

An editor from a journal that attended the Symposium shared that the journal had, 'set up a new programme as a result of the Symposium.

All in all, the bill would save $23 billion over ten years.The end of direct payments would sound promising, if this bill did not create a worse system: a new programme known as "shallow loss".