Sentence examples for form a programme from inspiring English sources

This year, London will play host to a two-day conference organised by Sierra Leone's Kono District Descendants Associationn (KDDA), where 150 people will form a programme of sustainable volunteering at educational institutions in their home district.

Logical models can be used to form a programme theory.

It would appear that 'DaO' was being rolled out, time was short, plans had to be developed and Agencies did not want to be left out, and hence the easiest way forward was to collate ongoing interventions to form a programme.

Their Prom found them on blistering form in a programme of Prokofiev and Shostakovich, which proved a riveting evening despite the occasional idiosyncrasy.

The universal control charts constructed in this study can easily be implemented in the form of a programme that prospectively monitors regular mood scores sent electronically.

The donor assistance, in the form of a Programme of Support announced last week, means that Zimbabwe can scale up its National Action Plan for orphans and vulnerable children to boost existing work and improve their living conditions.

This implementation plan is described in step 5.> -wrap-foot> awereers were fully involved in the development of the content of the training programme and the teaching strategies used The practical applications were combined to form a training programme consisting of two components.

Flower worked with the Lions in England in the summer and will also travel to Sri Lanka next month when most of the batsmen and spinners will form a performance programme, with the fast bowlers– including Liam Plunkett and Boyd Rankin – returning to Potchefstroom in South Africa.

Can the various politicians, so used to conflict, sit down and form a common programme and then support each other when tough decisions are taken?Encouragingly, power-sharing is already working in some local authorities, such as Dungannon District Council, where the leadership is rotated between parties every six months.

"When viewed together the proposals form an ambitious programme for improvement".

This exploratory work forms the first phase of a programme funded through the National Institute for Health Research Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care CLAHRCC).