Sentence examples similar to constructed programme from inspiring English sources

Young people need to participate in the decision-making and help construct programmes to alleviate the situation".

From a social justice perspective, the fact that many TB patients are particularly vulnerable should encourage a more persistent and concrete approach towards addressing socio-economic disparities and constructing programmes and plans that would reduce, and not reinforce, some of the most evident inequities [ 24].

This is stellar stuff, something that hasn't passed Bafta by (they gave it a gong for best reality and constructed factual programme last year).

Storr constructed his programme like a newspaper article, which is a compliment: most radio and TV don't bother to explore subtle arguments, use lovely language.

Made in Chelsea was selected as best reality and constructed factual programme while BBC3's Afghanistan war documentary Our War was named the best factual series for the second year running.

"It's about getting people into the routine of working, making sure they are up in the morning, making sure they're presentable, make sure they arrive on time, make sure they know what it's like to have a properly constructed work programme, and shelf stacking is just a part of it".

So scientists had constructed a programme of data collection - the so-called First Science Sequence - designed with a worst-case scenario in mind.

"This type of surgery involves a very precise and a well constructed rehabilitation programme and we will now see Reece out of action for sometime".

The experimental constructed amplification programme included initial denaturation at 94 °C for 3 min, 40 cycles (denaturation at 94 °C for 40s, annealing at 58 °C for 60s, extension at 72 °C for 60s) and final extention at 72 °C for 10 min [ 3– 5].

3. Findings and Conlusions Country Programme Evaluation and the Programme Planning process UNICEF's experience with CPEs  indicate that where Country Programmes of Cooperation (CPCs) face radical changes in the context and situation of children and women,  a well constructed Country Programme Evaluation can be used as the mechanism for carrying out  UNICEF's Mid-Term Review.

An implication of this approach for ECEC pedagogy would be to co-construct programme aims and objectives for the child at the local level by engaging a range of stakeholders in the process.