Sentence examples for execute programmes from inspiring English sources

In these instances, interventions draw on local knowledge and input to execute programmes planned by outsiders [ 82].

But the capacity of local staff to plan, allocate resources and execute programmes for the most vulnerable, including children, is limited.

As an unusual member of the caspase family, caspase 2 possesses features that can both initiate and execute programmes of cell death (Harvey et al, 1997; Droin et al, 2001).

"We are quite capable of continuing our programming: we still get across most of the country, we're still able to execute our programmes through our governmental and non-governmental partners," he said.

"We have previously announced that we will execute the programmes we have planned in production of defence equipment meant for our national interests and objectives," Iranian media quoted him as saying.

It is 'how [countries] execute their programmes [that] seems to make a difference in coverage outcomes'.

Stressed organelles such as the ER also force the cell to execute adaptive programmes that allow for survival and ultimately promote tumour growth.

These abnormalities are reminiscent of tumours which are caused by a failure to fully execute a programme of differentiation.

Locally selected registered nurses with limited additional training were able to execute the programme and were comfortable with the protocol.

The consortia all faced challenges in transforming the cultures within their institutions (to work with partner schools) and in executing collaborative programmes.

It has been widely acknowledged that well-planned and executed communication programmes can contribute to achieving malaria prevention and treatment goals.