Sentence examples for commitment programmes from inspiring English sources

The AES has been widely used and applied across different cultural boundaries, [ 4, 8] and adapted to evaluate out-patient commitment programmes [ 9, 10].

The HIV/AIDS movement ensured a high level of awareness, political commitment, programmes and funding through the years, while at the same time the hepatitis C epidemic among people who inject drugs (PWID) has been neglected for more than 20 years.

The BBC's Factual commissioning department has reaffirmed its commitment to programmes made outside of London with today's announcement of more than 100 hours of television due on air over the next 12 months.

Breastfeeding on the worldwide agenda: Findings from a landscape analysis on political commitment for programmes to protect, promote and support breastfeeding This report discusses key findings of a landscape analysis conducted to assess the political commitment and priority for breastfeeding interventions globally and in selected countries.

While all other official spending is to be restrained, some $3 billion must be spent by the end of 2002, if Bolivia is to meet its commitments, on programmes to aid the 70%-plus of its 8m people now deemed unacceptably poor.Bolivia engaged in its first structural-adjustment programme in 1987, and has done most of what the outside world has required of it since then.

The commitment the programme represents and the encouragement it provides are also important to young researchers.

Commitments and programmes of assistance to development are implemented only in part or are simply taken no further.

Not only they completed their treatment, they went on to become volunteers who would help others in their area, as a member of the TB patients association. 2. Political commitment The programme enjoys commitment from the highest political level.

In the two provinces, provincial political commitment shielded programme implementers from national dynamics and provided room to manoeuvre in the bureaucratic spheres.

So, too, was the commitment to aggressive programmes of fiscal retrenchment, including major cuts in housing programmes, education and unemployment benefits.

"We strongly recommend that C4C demonstrates a greater commitment to making programmes specifically for this age group," the report states.