Sentence examples for backbone of the programme from inspiring English sources

The backbone of the programme was no less than five of his piano sonatas, interspersed with studies and a few other miniatures.

Three works by the Scottish dramatist Zinnie Harris form the backbone of the programme for the 70th anniversary of the Edinburgh international festival.

Primary prevention of HIV infection, particularly among women of childbearing age, has always been the backbone of the programme.

The staffing requirements for the ART programme stipulated in the Plan also indicate that professional nurses are the backbone of the programme.

As is the case with other PHC programmes, professional nurses form the backbone of the ART programme in South Africa.

The partnership between the international, multilateral, government institutions and the NGDO Coordination Group was the backbone of the APOC programme's structure and facilitated progress and scale-up of treatment programmes.

The result was the coalition agreement, which would form the backbone of the government's legislative programme for the next five years.

Universally offered child health reviews form the backbone of the UK child health programme.

A series of universally offered child health reviews providing assessment of children's health, development and well-being forms the backbone of the UK child health programme.

Nurses/midwives constitute the backbone of pMTCT programmes and represent the largest group of health workers available to counsel women on the recommended safer infant feeding practices in most African countries [ 15].

Iran would need more than 100,000 of the older IR-1 centrifuges that are the current backbone of its enrichment programme, or about 20,000 of the more efficient IR-2m centrifuges it has recently begun to deploy.