Sentence examples for generation programme from inspiring English sources

"We can borrow, we have reserves, we are working on a revenue generation programme," the official said.

The analysis is based on a sample of adults living in the Czech Republic in 2005 surveyed as a part of the Gender and Generation Programme.

In addition to filling the wardrobes of millions of British women, Topshop has led the trend for imitating catwalk designs, and it organises and sponsors the New Generation programme, which supports up-and-coming designers at London Fashion Week.

The result shows that the projects of the Next Generation Programme for pre-competitive research formed few but multiple university industry government linkages within each project by designing the complementary relationships among the participants.

Therefore, in this paper, we present a product generation programme using multisource remote sensing data, across distributed data centers in a cloud environment, so as to compensate for the low productive efficiency, less types and simple services of the existing system.

The active site of the protein was automatically explored and created based on the previous ligand oseltamivir by the Surflex-Dock Protomol Generation Programme, and other parameters were set as default.

She has facilitated income generation programmes to empower women to become financially-independent, and trained skilled birth attendants to safely deliver babies.

The project brings important educational services to young children and empowers women through income generation programmes.

During a visit to the village of Shingil, where community leaders have prioritised the construction of new school rooms and a health centre, as well as started income generation programmes for women, Ms. Johnson saw how seven communities consisting of different tribal groups have come together to share local resources.

"China has an ambitious nuclear-generation programme.

"The recession has affected our income-generation programme to the tune of about one-third of our budget". She said the centre faced a £500,000 shortfall in this year's £1.6m budget as private sponsors, many of whom operate in the building industry, have been hit by the economic climate.