Sentence examples for evolve the programme from inspiring English sources

The health professionals' and patients' suggested areas for improvement were used to evolve the programme and the health professional training workshop.

Taking a long-term view, BRAC has evolved the programme based on accumulating experience and learning [ 20].

But it quickly evolved into the programme it still is today.

"As a charity we thought it was only right that we helped show how Middlesbrough was an inclusive and welcoming place". It started with asylum seekers signing up to play in an inclusive tournament in the Tees Valley area hosted by Boro, led to the club running health sessions, and evolved into the programme and team it is now.

Our Catalyst programme offers tailored support to evolve the way philanthropic and social investment is made by world-class businesses and individuals.

As space programmes have evolved, the geopolitical environment has changed dramatically.

Your instructor should evolve your programme every six weeks.

In order to fully realise the impact potential of these activities UNICEF began to evolve a new programme strategy and develop a multi-country programme for the Pacific.

History of the JPO programme The Junior Professional Officers JPOO) programme evolved from the United Nations' Associate Experts (AE) programme, which was initiated in 1954 by the Government of the Netherlands as a way to provide additional staff to the Food and Agriculture Organization as well as on-the-job training for young graduates interested in international development.

In a sophisticated analysis of projects from four African countries, Bates et al. [ 25] show how the most useful indicators of research capacity can evolve as programmes mature.

The programme evolved when it was discovered that many inpatients at East Surrey Hospital had very dry mouths and there was no consensus of opinion over where mouth care should be recorded.