Sentence examples for carry out the programme from inspiring English sources

But a careful look at the timing suggests the main culprits were President Suharto's illness in December, perceptions that the government would not carry out the programme, and excessive creation of liquidity by the central bank.Indonesia has made some progress in recent months.

Although Jane's ill-health meant that they were unable to carry out the programme of work that they drew up for Lyautey, the work went ahead anyway under Louis Chatelain.

To carry out the programme, the number of community health workers in the district will be expanded significantly.

Sixteen all-terrain vehicles, several motorcycles and thirty horses will help carry out the programme to the most remote areas.

Therefore, it is proactive in putting the logic and tools of evaluation into the hands of practitioners so that they can carry out the programme more successfully.

For a sustainable programme of psychosocial intervention, mothers/caregivers need to be empowered through training and supervision so they become confident and can carry out the programme activities independently.

Carrying out the programme on which she was elected is a means of strengthening trust in politicians, and thus in democracy, she says.

It seems strange as well that though "there is no possibility at all of its being carried out", the programme of the pleasure principle is not also, like religion, "foreign to reality".

President Megawati endorsed the UN strategies and programmes for the protection and welfare of children, saying that, "we do our outmost to carry out the programmes".

The programme costs are costs directly associated with the consumption of resources necessary for carrying out the programme and include, for example, personnel expenditures for instructors and trainers, non-personnel costs, like for sports equipment or costs for the gym.

One of the planners noted that: In this era of peace between the sections ... thousands of people from every portion of the United States will be only too glad to unite with the ex-confederates in the proposed demonstration, and already some of the leading men who fought on the Union side are enthusiastically in favor of carrying out the programme.