Sentence examples for established a programme from inspiring English sources

The Chinese Academy of Sciences has established a programme of generous fellowships for expats the "hundred talents programme".

Recently she and SPiN established a programme in New York which supplies ping-pong tables to schools in underprivileged parts of the city.

It took him three decades to convince the world that his conversion was sincere: three decades in which, building on his sobering seven months in jail, he set up a network of prison ministries in 115 countries, established a programme of restorative justice, and took over units of prisons to run them on Christian principles, with Scripture classes and prayer-meetings.

Nigeria was one of the very first African countries where the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) established a programme of cooperation.

As part of the historic decision to embark on primary health care, Mozambique established a programme of CHWs called Agentes Polivalentes Elementares (APEs) in 1978 (Lindelow et al., 2004).

When the national programme was instituted, these sites were not only able to provide a practical demonstration of "intervention-system fit"; they also established a programme style of bottom-up initiative and problem solving.

Eight investors provided £3.1m to establish a programme of intensive support for high-risk adolescents and their families.

DfID officials said the money would go towards establishing a programme of skills and safety training for 100,000 low-skilled garment workers.

In October 1995 the OECD Council agreed to establish a programme of dialogue and cooperation with China.

Since establishing a programme to send patients overseas in 2008, the NHS says 412 patients out of 546 referrals have been approved for the treatment, including 293 children.

From a series of one-on-one interviews and group discussions with current and former postdocs, "it was clear," says Hylton, who was responsible for the pilot project, "that there was a need to establish a programme specifically designed for [postdocs'] training needs.