Sentence examples for general programmes from inspiring English sources
I think it is a time where new riders are coming through – from a general programmes' perspective it is always nice to see young academy riders stepping up to the senior team and a senior worlds for the first time".
Whether general programmes or migrant-specific ones are more effective for the integration of immigrants into the labour market is a question of major policy interest.
With reference to the field of study, going from the general programmes to all the other fields of study decreases the probability of being EET.
This field of study corresponds only to a medium educational level, while the lowest percentages of NEETs refer to young people choosing general programmes of studies, medicine and agricultural fields.
For immigrants, two different categories of ALMPs can be distinguished: first, programmes that are specifically designed for and exclusively targeted at immigrants, and second, general programmes that are also used for the native population.
Coded as missing: all self-employed workers and those who majored in "general programmes"; armed forces occupations (ISCO major group 0); legislators and senior officials (ISCO 111) and refuse workers and other elementary workers (ISCO 961-962).
1 Since public health programmes are generally targeted towards all, a general programme that caters to all children irrespective of their weight status is required.
There is no reason why we should not in a few months overtake the sudden and serious loss that has come upon us, without retarding the development of our general programme.
Quite simply, a group of female staff organised a day of activities and workshops as part of a general programme being developed by GenderNet, one of three staff networks supported by the university but managed by the staff themselves.
In the "Requiem" there are none of the symmetrically designed movements such as exist in the "Stabat Mater," any one of which may be introduced into any general programme with almost as much effect as it produces when heard in its proper order of sequence in the work itself.
We turn to three additional literatures to complement existing work on GDHs: first, general programme impact assessment; second, community focused recreational events; and third, open eco-homes.
