Sentence examples for developing programmes from inspiring English sources

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.

Both provinces also spoke of targeting programming to meeting local need and of developing programmes to address characteristics (for example, food, early childhood development) in specific contexts and settings (for example, schools, gardens, and so on).

As well as banning the advertising of unpaid internships, some universities are developing programmes to teach students more about national minimum wage legislation and their rights.

Over the last couple of years, producing and developing programmes has rekindled my passion for the career I had before politics,"  he said.

And number two: if he is at all sincere – and we will see if he is – in developing programmes to create jobs and raise wages, I think we should work with him.

In the cultural sector it's vital to have this strategy agreed and understood across the organisation, because many departments will be developing programmes, dealing with the public and creating communications to their various audiences.

"Organisations like Common Guild cannot work project by project, but through a developing programme.

Heaton, who retired after the 2004 Paralympics in Athens, returns for a fifth Games, motivated by the developing programme structure.

Specialist advisers based in Amman help develop programmes in health and nutrition, child protection, adolescent development, HIV and AIDS, education, water and sanitation, social policy and emergency preparedness.

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

At the Southbank Centre, Clarke helped to develop programmes that brought together choreographers with artists from other fields such as composers, poets and film-makers.