Sentence examples for form of programmes from inspiring English sources

When it comes to influence, small is seldom beautiful – governments are more likely to listen to bigger players, particularly when they have 'skin in the game' in the form of programmes and staff on the ground.

19 Postgraduate specialty training varies widely from location to location, sometimes in the form of programmes at masters level.

Instead they want some form of programme to promote growth to be created alongside.

For sports injury prevention programmes to be fully effective across a season, attention also needs to be given to (1) encouraging players to attend formal training sessions and (2) considering the possibility of some form of programme delivery outside of formal training.

Questions about programme outcomes were deliberately broad as we wanted to capture all forms of programme impact as defined by respondents.

Therefore, overall achievement of results towards an AIDS free generation is linked to UNICEF's and other partners' efforts to implement innovative forms of programme delivery in fragile environments and  incorporate a strong focus on emergency preparedness and resilience to the compounding effects of climate change, disasters and conflicts.

This tax revenue will be redistributed in the form of government programmes, and I cannot shake the nagging feeling that this progressive redistribution will involve "spreading" the wealth.

Americans received a whopping $1.5 trillion in net health-care subsidies in 2012, in the form of government programmes and employers' contributions to health insurance.

A corporatised movement that makes health in the form of detox programmes and yoga retreats and $9 juices a privilege accessible to the very few.

Discovering the object of their quest in the form of social programmes that matched personal concerns signified a major step forward in the journey (Fiol, 1989; Zahra et al., 2009).

The survey carried out received 100 responses from 22 countries covering all corners of Europe and indicated that approximately 50%% of universities/academic institutions surveyed offer some form of PhD programme with relevance to imaging and 25%% of radiology departments offer an imaging-relevant PhD programme within the department.