Sentence examples for beyond the programmes from inspiring English sources
APIES has completed a mission feasibility study as part of the general studies programme (GSP) of ESA, whose purpose is to evaluate novel missions, concepts, methods, and to identify their research and development needs beyond the programmes currently running.
LL in CP- Both the Code of Conduct and the Compensation scheme are part of the Management Strategy for Education Personnel and have use beyond the programmes implemented with UNICEF support.
Beyond the programmes, the Commission assists Member States by providing guidance, organising seminars and conferences also in Member States(1), and it supports non-governmental organisations and projects to promote de-institutionalisation.
Beyond the programme itself I also look forward to meeting festival-goers, speakers and our partners – their feedback is what tells me if I'm doing a good job or not.
But will it change their attitudes beyond the programme when they return to the comfort and safety of their old lives?
They also complained about a lack of further support and possibilities to exchange experiences beyond the programme.
The first MoU was signed between the PRRINN-MNCH Programme and the Zamfara State government to address the human resource needs as well as the financial needs of the centre beyond the programme's life span.
Therefore, an MoU was subsequently signed between the state government and UDUS in order to harness the technical resources available in the university and to ensure sustainability of the centre beyond the programme.
Most barriers reported by study participants have also been reported for other EBM courses [ 19, 23, 24] such as difficulties in reading publications in English, organisational problems including limited access to databases and publications, time constraints or lack of further support and possibilities to exchange experiences beyond the programme.
It is "realistic to assume that additional support will be required for Greece beyond the programme", Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem told the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee on Thursday.
"It's heartening that communities in Scotland will get the opportunity to remember the significant contributions made by our servicemen and women throughout the First World War and beyond with the programme of events announced by the first minister today.
