Sentence examples for carrying out programmes from inspiring English sources

Increasingly more educational centres are, therefore, carrying out programmes aimed at preventing or reducing violence in schools.

In between the summits, the London-based Secretariat - the Commonwealth's executive arm - takes responsibility for carrying out programmes agreed upon during the various meetings.

Since 2000, UNICEF has been carrying out programmes to improve birth registration rates in approximately 70 countries.

Under a three-year Memorandum of Understanding, UNICEF and Sansiri agreed to promote a comprehensive approach to corporate social responsibility (CSR) that involves the corporate sector in both planning and carrying out programmes to improve the well being of children in Thailand.

Over the year, UNICEF carried out programmes for children and their families in 157 countries, areas and territories.

Investing in Youth Policy features practical examples on how to develop effective policies and carry out programmes to help young people realize their full potential and support their transition into adulthood.

"We need concrete assurances from local authorities for the safe delivery and storage of supplies to ensure that we can carry out programmes for the survival of Somali children and women". said Ms Rozanne Chorlton, UNICEF Representative to Somalia.

During the period from 2012 to 2014, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) with support of the European Union and other donors carried out programmes supporting the most vulnerable children, including those for HIV/AIDS prevention among most-at-risk adolescents in Eastern and Southern Ukraine and the city of Kyiv.

Additional information During the period from 2012 to 2014, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) with support of the European Union and other donors carried out programmes supporting the most vulnerable children, including those for HIV/AIDS prevention among most-at-risk adolescents in Eastern and Southern Ukraine and the city of Kyiv.

For example, some participants had to ask for sanctions to carry out programme activities and managers failed to give priority to the programme and had to be 'reminded' to ensure the basic conditions for the interventions.

This resulted from the fact that the programme has been developed in close cooperation with the management of the organisation, their approval was needed to carry out programme components.