Sentence examples for attention in the programme from inspiring English sources

Creating a favourable environment: Taking into consideration the strong influence exerted by mass media upon young people, considerable attention in the programme was given to working with the press, radio and television: thematic workshops, conferences and contests were held for journalists; they provided coverage on social actions, etc.

This reflects the approaches used to design and support capacity development at the institutional level as well as mixed attention in the programmes to the creation and use of sustainability strategies.

Special attention in the framework of the Programme is paid to strengthening cross-sectoral collaboration between health, education and social protection, which is integral in ensuring the optimal development of a child.

Some have commented that the attention to detail was so great in the programme, that the jokes were lost.

Learners' role in enhancing their educational environment requires further attention, and opportunities could be explored in the programme to engage children in creating enriched school environments including the posting of pictures, diagrams, maps on school premises, which also encourage accidental and incidental learning.

In a series of sermons that received international attention, he criticised the programme as illegal and immoral.

Since the ratification by Bosnia and Herzegovina of the Convention on the Rights of a Child, many significant developments have been achieved but child rights have still not received the deserved attention in political programmes.

There is no way to accurately measure the efficiency of the programme, as there is insufficient attention in the reports concerning costs and benefits in economic terms.

Gender specific screening schedules should therefore deserve careful attention in the design and evaluation of CRC screening programmes.

A number of other soldiers taking part in the programme on the day also collapsed and needed medical attention.

The Free Schools programme attracted a lot of attention in the run-up to the general election.