Sentence examples for behind programme from inspiring English sources

I distinctly remember attending a very pleasant supper with Dame Marjorie Scardino and some experts from her US education operations, where the praises were sung of Bush's 'No Child Left Behind' programme.

Recent efforts at reform, from George Bush's No Child Left Behind programme to Barack Obama's Race to the Top, have tried using carrots and sticks to improve teacher performance, without success.

There were few examples of specific theory or thinking behind programmes; rather, interviewees talked about their programmes in terms of the outcomes and benefits for those taking part.

Insights from successful programmes In one example of success at the country level, the board heard about strategic moves in Angola that resulted in the mobilization of both government and private donors behind programmes addressing HIV/AIDS, water and sanitation, and immunization.

As for the literary programme behind writing as a group: "Ultimately," Bui says, "it was secondary.

The last two annual reports from Transport for London (TfL) on the state of the Tube contracts have singled out Metronet for special criticism, accusing it of falling behind on its programme of station improvements, allowing late-night engineering work to spill over into the morning rush hour and making elementary mistakes, such as failing to heat-stress rails as summer weather approached.

"After the cyclone, everyone was concerned with getting relief and rebuilding some form of shelter, so hygiene fell behind," says UNICEF Programme Officer Nazrul Islam.

What was the idea behind the programme?

It felt like the people behind this programme were driving their property search, rather than the other way around.

On the panel show Generation War: Fact and Fiction, the series producer Benjamin Benedict mounted a spirited defence of the extensive research behind the programme.

Little Lion has been working closely with the original team behind the programme to ensure the result appears authentic to fans.