Sentence examples for build primary from inspiring English sources

Last year it spent $334 million on such projects—including $100,000 on microcredit and savings programs for Vietnamese women, $25,000 to build primary schools in China's Sichuan province and $40,000 in Cambodia to shore up village banks.

36 These issues were echoed in a workshop held in Canada to build primary care capacity in palliative care.

There is a recognised need to build primary care medication adherence services which are tailored to patients' needs.

He was working for a health care company that built primary care centers for senior citizens when he met John Huskey, a Los Angeles developer of affordable housing.

Since its creation in 1998, Breds has built primary schools, a basketball court and an enormous recreation area with a cricket pitch, soccer fields, kids' play area and an assault course, sponsored by Unicef, to help develop youth leadership skills.

So what I take from Bamiyan revisited are children in the early morning, the girls in white hijabs, walking toward a newly built primary school, dust dancing behind them.

They are paid for out of a parallel budget, controlled directly by the president without going through the social ministries".Inside the Barrio" builds primary health posts, staffed by Cuban doctors.

A newly built primary school in a village close to the border with Armenia echoes with shouts of its 360 students as Mr. Ozyegin's wife, sister and brother-in-law, who oversee the logistics of the building program, stop by for a visit.

Certainly in Brazil, Thailand and Egypt to begin with; we hope in China tooA decade later my family and I built primary schools in two Cambodian villages that are so poor (average income of $47 a year) and remote that they lack both electricity and running water; one even lacks road access.

Schools Promised, but until they're built, primaries: in Northfleet The Craylands School is "good" and St Joseph's Catholic is "outstandingly effective", says Ofsted.

Building Hope, produced by Nobelity, is about a community in Kenya that had no schools, until a group in Texas worked with them to build a primary school, realizing afterwards that young people need more than just a primary education.