Sentence examples for develop programmes for from inspiring English sources

In 1968, together we founded the Runnymede Trust - to counter racist propaganda and to develop programmes for an increasingly diverse society.

The Network's medium-term objectives are to assist NARS in the improvement of research on cattle milk and meat, while in the long run, it aims to assist sub-Saharan African countries to strengthen national cattle research and develop programmes for sustainable milk and meat production at the smallholder level.

UNICEF has pledged its support to assisting one million girls to go back to school this academic year, while developing programmes for teacher training, curriculum development and physical improvements to schools.

The city of Aarhus in Denmark, developed programmes for the reintegration of fighters returning from Syria, provided they did not commit criminal activities.

As a MP, she has focused on developing programmes for the disabled and special needs communities in Singapore.

Several hospitals have been developing programmes for organ donation after cardiac death.

Rose has a degree in education, which helps in developing programmes for sharing knowledge of plant identification and use.

Since then, the SNM Clinical Trials Network (CTN) [ 20], American College of Radiology (ACR) [ 21] and EANM Research Ltd EARLL) [ 22] have developed programmes for PET/CT scanners' harmonization and qualification to participate in multicentre clinical studies.

Local councils will be responsible for monitoring and responding to needs in their respective local municipalities; developing programmes for local community involvement in prevention activities, and coordinating work with the  State Council for Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency.

Clinicians can reduce the incidence and consequences of POC by developing programmes for early detection, encouraging regular dental check-ups, and initiating individualised, health-promoting behaviour modification programmes for reducing risky behaviours associated with oral cancer.

She said the money would develop programmes of activities for older people in six neighbourhoods across Belfast.