Sentence examples for but a dynamic programme from inspiring English sources
But a dynamic programme called Techno Girl is set to turn this around.
But a dynamic programme financed by UNICEF and the European Union humanitarian aid department (ECHO) is improving the odds against the killer.
But a dynamic programme – Techno Girls – is set to turn this around… Through the Techno Girls programme, young females are identified in underprivileged schools and are then placed in corporate mentorship and skills development initiatives.
Then, in 1963, Harold Wilson, soon to become Labour prime minister, stated in a speech in Glasgow: "Today I want to outline new proposals on which we are working, a dynamic programme providing facilities for home study to university and higher standards".
A dynamic programme of participatory conservation and breeding coupled with agronomic improvement soon led to a big spurt in the production of Kalajeera, an aromatic local variety, which is being snapped up by the market almost as soon as it is harvested.
Another high-visibility channel for communication will be the FAO Atrium as a major exhibition facility with a dynamic programme of exhibits relating to priority work of the Organization and its member countries in support of the fight against hunger.
Given the general lack of specific transcription factors in Apicomplexan genomes, a dynamic programme of nucleosome binding and rearrangement likely plays a significant role in the temporal and absolute regulation of transcription.
Smith produced a flawless performance and sat on top of the standings with 16.033 until Whitlock, the last competitor on the horse, leapfrogged the Olympic silver medallist by just 0.1 of a point with a more dynamic programme that sparked jubilation among the Hydro Arena crowd.
We hope that the global public's mourning for Diana will transform the anti-personnel landmine campaign into a really dynamic programme that eliminates this evil and indiscriminate weapon.
The policy advocated was to move towards a more dynamic programme of converting the natural forest into plantations of fast growing species.
Objective To analyse the effects of prevalence and incidence screening on uptake and detection of cancer in an ongoing, dynamic programme for colorectal screening using faecal occult blood testing.
