Sentence examples for bridge programme from inspiring English sources

The president's bridge programme was rigorously evaluated at a variety of levels in government.

He insisted that Greece would pursue concessions that the country's eurozone partners had already rejected last week in talks with Mr Varoufakis: a debt restructuring in the shape of two exotic new bonds, and a bridge programme to keep the country afloat until June.

"The company would never have started without the Bridge programme," says Kimmo. "We couldn't believe that you could get so much support.

Nokia is not prepared to reveal how much the Bridge programme has cost but says it is "in the tens of millions of euros".

Ari says the Bridge programme gave BetterDoctor "a few tens of thousands of dollars" but believes the gesture was about far more than money.

But about the same time, the company launched the Bridge programme, a scheme offering financial help and training to the workers who were about to leave.

Gary Younge writes about the refugee doctors battling for acceptance: The Building Bridges programme, run by the Refugee Council with help from the NHS and other charities, was set up to make these transitions happen.

Planned for October is the unveiling of a work by the German artist and filmmaker Clemens von Wedemeyer, created for Mardin as part of My City, a British Council-European Union Bridges Programme that placed five European artists in cities across Turkey last year, while five Turkish artists were sponsored in cities across the European Union.

Meanwhile, there are reports that Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis wants a so-called called "bridging" programme - a four month period in which the ECB would continue to support the Greek banks while a fuller reform programme is developed.

A bridging programme also made it possible for enrolled nurses to complete a 2-year diploma at a nursing college and qualify as a registered general nurse.

Community midwives are a new cadre and AMA initiatives include: a "bridging programme" to higher education, negotiated with the Ministry of Education, to resolve the career block for CME midwives unable to complete secondary school and thus excluded from the civil service; midwife-run community birthing centres; CME professionalisation with defined career progression.