Sentence examples for concrete programmes from inspiring English sources

These are, we believe, the most important areas businesses can address through clearly defined, concrete programmes that will create provable impact.

Going forward, all stakeholders must ensure ambitious implementation of Parties' commitments to gender-responsive climate action so that the crucial gains obtained in Paris translates into concrete programmes that touch and benefit women's and girls' lives and those of their families, their societies and our one and only planet.

Progress was being held back, they said, by governments and development partners who had not translated the commitments they had made into concrete programmes to make lasting change.

However, to create the policy environment at the State levels were the bulk of these interventions are most required, the UBE Act needs to be urgently domesticated by all States and translated in very concrete programmes.

I do not believe in their empty slogans, because it is absolutely clear they just want to grab power without any concrete programme or solutions.

The real question for anyone who considers themself an environmentalist is whether, when a concrete programme comes to the table, they will set aside their qualms of economic principle or social justice and support it, warts and all.

Women have had to endure the brunt of austerity cuts and we want to bring forward a concrete programme that addresses the impact of austerity and discrimination of women in our economy".

Purpose/Objective The purpose of this Progress Evaluation PREVV) is to identify and assess progress in the strategic goals of the Programme and to enable systematic reflection that results in concrete programme improvements.

Sierra Leone was one of 59 countries in February to adopt the Paris Commitments to stop the unlawful recruitment and use of children in armed conflict and endorse the Paris Principles, a set of concrete programme guidelines to prevent the unlawful recruitment of children and facilitate their release and long term social reintegration.

However the general expectations in Australia's NGO sector about development work in health – as horizontal, integrated and long-term – are more difficult to market than concrete, vertical programmes that aim to quickly 'fix' identifiable diseases and relieve immediate suffering [36], [37].

Concrete reference programmes are discussed.