Sentence examples for civic programme from inspiring English sources

At weekends, a civic programme called Muévete y Métete en Cintura attempts to guide the population towards more healthy lifestyles and physical activity.

Over a period of years – 1960-66 – it was conceived as a large public park, designed, laid out, landscaped and supervised by Lota as part of a civic programme of reconstruction funded by the regional government.

Carnegie became famous not just for the money he gave away and the example he set to other philanthropists, but for the way he prompted the American government to embrace education, civic programmes and social reform.

"However, what's happened is politicians have intervened and try to make them spend money in particular ways - ways that suit politicians - and you've got governments trying to make business pay for civic programmes the taxpayer should pay for".

So in addition to expanding the sultanate's armed forces, then little more than a gendarmerie stiffened by British advisers, they launched an ambitious civic development programme financed by the country's burgeoning oil revenues, which had previously gone straight into the old sultan's coffers.

Moreover UNICEF focuses on encouraging adolescent participation by supporting the NCY in the national civic education programme that equips adolescents and youth with the knowledge and skills to become responsible and active citizens.

UNICEF urges the Government of South Africa to embark on legislative reform together with a civic education programme that will provide parents and caregivers with skills and knowledge to employ positive discipline in the raising of their children.

UNICEF urges the Government of South Africa to embark on legislative reform together with a civic education programme that will provide parents and caregivers with skills and knowledge to employ positive discipline in raising their children.

To tackle youth unemployment more specifically, 150,000 would be enrolled in civic service volunteer programmes, almost three times as many as the 60,000 youngsters enrolled in 2015.

It offers after-school and weekend academic coaching, mentoring from a volunteer pool of successful black businessmen, and a citizenship programme stressing "civic responsibility and moral leadership".

A culture-led programme of civic regeneration needs to be about much more than the kind of single iconic building dispatched by the studios of Gehry, Daniel Libeskind and Santiago Calatrava.