Sentence examples for by running the programme from inspiring English sources

By running the programme as a group of health care professionals (HCPs) consisting of junior doctors, and in partnership with Bowel Cancer UK, we would assess whether such HCP endorsement improved screening uptake.

The charity said it was offered cash incentives by private companies running the programme if it took on jobseekers.

This problem can be alleviated by iteratively removing outlier loci before running the programme [ 30, 56].

Whatever problems that system has can be solved by expanding the subscriber pool to include the healthy and unhealthy – not by allowing private companies to run the programme for profit, which is essentially Ryan's plan.

Two players and a coach from Cuba will also be invited to take part in the camp run by the programme Basketball without Borders.

Who this is for: Fans of British panel game QI, as it's run by the programme's genius researchers.

These social media spaces were developed and run by the programme administrator, who acted as the gatekeeper during the data collection period.

NAB said Clydesdale's increased provisions had been "primarily driven by increased costs to run the remediation programme and impact of the past business review".

Now the PR minder sent along by his publisher was running through the programme of the day's events: more radio, coffee conversations, lunch interrogations, readings.

There, students scored 603 points on an assessment run by the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD).

5 Despite the potential benefits of such efforts, and the welcome given to evaluation by some who run programmes, the literature on programme evaluation has long acknowledged that evaluation can be a source of tension, friction and confusion of purpose: [Evaluation] involves a balancing act between competing forces.