Sentence examples for commenced a programme from inspiring English sources

This paper explores this complexity in one UK business school, a signatory to the Principles of Responsible Management Education, who have commenced a programme of change in RME.

In spite of the limitations of the instrumentation for imaging at the time, we commenced a programme to develop SPECT quantification believing this to be a highly desirable characteristic for a cross-sectional radionuclide imaging technology.

In 1432 William purchased the manor of Raglan, where he had already been staying as a tenant, for 1,000 marks (£666) and commenced a programme of building work that established the basic shape of the castle as seen today, although most of it — with the exception of the South Gate and the Great Tower — was later built over.

The new rules will not apply to Connacht as they recently commenced a new programme of structural and performance development agreed with the IRFU.

In 2010 Ghana commenced a national programme for SCD management with a focus on newborn screening, with sponsorship from the Ghana Health Insurance Scheme and the Brazilian Government.

Training on gun dangers Meanwhile – in a prime example of the kinds of child-protection partnerships that UNICEF will continue to support in Iraq – the organization has commenced a training programme on the dangers of small arms with the Mine Advisory Group MAGG), a humanitarian organization clearing the remnants of conflict for the benefit of communities worldwide.

In 2008 the Hong Kong Government commenced a 10-year programme of assessing natural slopes potentially affecting existing developments.

"He will commence a rehabilitation programme with the aim to have him back for the Australian summer".

Following discharge to the ward, the patient commenced an intensive rehabilitation programme and an energy-dense (40 kcal/kg), high-protein (1.5 g/kg) nutritional support regimen to meet increased nutritional requirements and to facilitate weight gain.

It is also noted that 60% of those who commence an exercise programme will drop out within the first 24 weeks, and so insight over this period of time is crucial to long-term retention [ 31].

After the registration of the speciality, UCT commenced a Master of Medicine in Emergency Medicine (MMed) programme in 2004.