Sentence examples for dedicated to programmes from inspiring English sources

A sign of the prominent place of the poverty agenda is the fact that the year 2010 was declared the "European Year Against Poverty and Social Exclusion", a year dedicated to programmes and events aiming to raise academic, political and public awareness regarding poverty and to combat social exclusion more forcefully.

Based on this principle, the procurement costs of airline tickets have been lowered drastically during Mr. Lananna's tenure as Chief of Travel – making it possible for more resources to be dedicated to programmes.

On Fridays the 2.05-3.05pm slot will be dedicated to regional programmes.

This Friday, Sky launch a dedicated channel dedicated to 3D programmes, currently trailed online with a typically enthusiastic video presentation from Stephen Fry; come the weekend any owner of one of the new breed of 3D-compatible televisions will be able to get a unique perspective on the world of international golf, with three days of 3D Ryder Cup coverage.

"UNICEF is dedicated to supporting programmes that will ensure that all mothers living with HIV have the chance to protect their babies," said Dr. Mulenga.

Even though the donors were pledging money in the post-war period starting from 2001, the core government functions were weak combined with a lack of public funding and human resources dedicated to health programmes.

The costs will be classified as: 1) time dedicated to the programme by healthcare staff involved, namely, nurses; 2) consumables; and 3) structural costs.

Governments commit on average only 1.3% of their budgets to nutrition, with donors averaging between 4-54-5% funds, although the total donor funds dedicated to nutrition-specific programmes did double to $940m in 2013 from a year earlier.

In 1854, the Northcote-Trevelyan report set a pattern for our permanent civil service: politically impartial public servants dedicated to implementing the programme of the elected government.

But the tendency that they identify in American politics is actually the ideology called neoconservatism - an anti-realist political movement dedicated to a political programme of extending the American system of government everywhere, by force if necessary.

Referred to by its acronym ЦУП ("TsUP"), or simply as 'Moscow', the facility could process data from up to ten spacecraft in three separate control rooms, although each control room was dedicated to a single programme; one to Mir; one to Soyuz; and one to the Soviet space shuttle Buran (which was later converted for use with the ISS).