Sentence examples for delivery of programmes from inspiring English sources

"I am not satisfied with our delivery of programmes that black audiences will find useful to them and they will want to watch," Hall told the House of Commons culture, media and sport select committee.

It may be, says Emmanuelle Lacroix, people capacity and development manager at CHS Alliance, that many international NGOs want to improve the level of support they provide but are constrained by a lack of resources, as well as a focus on output and the delivery of programmes.

This paper explores the outcomes of an innovative approach aimed at ensuring responses to these drivers for change, particularly in curriculum development, the organisation, management and delivery of programmes and the enhancement of the student experience, are evidence based.

However, that nursing has so enthusiastically embraced the notion of a gap between theory and practice may also have inhibited creativity in the design and delivery of programmes and thereby missing other opportunities for student nurses to learn from practical contexts.

Table 1, Table 2 show that programmes are seeking to involve young people themselves in the design and delivery of programmes.

"We've always believed that we must have an evidence-based approach to support partners in the delivery of programmes to ensure a protective environment for children in the sub region.

On its request, the PGDPHM programme was evaluated to understand the programme structure and processes and delivery of programme contents and assess the proximate outcomes related to the work performance of the PGDPHM graduates.

The content and delivery of both programmes was based on a similar interpretation of the evidence base for COPD rehabilitation programmes at that time [ 1].

Which MBA? recently looked at the rise of the digital delivery of MBA programmes.

Her current role at Cedar involves the design, development and delivery of innovative programmes that focus on career and talent management, and leadership development.

We need a greater focus on homeless people and their needs in the assessment process, the design and delivery of employment programmes, and the conditions placed upon individuals seeking support.