Sentence examples for governmental programmes from inspiring English sources
Recent years have seen a raft of initiatives: pharmaceutical companies have donated drugs, a peer-reviewed journal on NTDs has been established, and various governmental programmes have been implemented.
Nevertheless, the CTFP positively influenced the activities of key governmental programmes and agencies that define Science and Technology policies and research agendas.
As a result, two governmental programmes have been implemented: a) "National Deworming Campaign" and b) "Opportunities" aimed at maternal care.
Accordingly, there is increasing need to provide HAART through non governmental programmes including home or community care programmes.
We advocated with government authorities for HIV/AIDS as an economic, social and developmental issue, and solicited political leadership to embed HIV/AIDS issues throughout governmental programmes.
Complementary to long-term poverty-alleviation programmes, there are also short-term food-aid governmental programmes to help the victims of disasters within the country (SRD, personal communication).
The internet and mobile phone, without anyone's official sanction, seem to be prompting economic development faster than just about any governmental programme.
Growing Schools is a governmental programme to encourage school trips about food farming and the countryside, which has a teacher-support website, while the Adventure Activities Licensing Authority (AALA) lists vetted providers.
This study calls for educational and governmental programme solutions in order to bring a gender-neutral participation in business activities between the sexes.
Skattefunn was announced in 2002 as a governmental programme intended to encourage R&D investment and innovation in firms, and stimulate the development of a more knowledge-based economy in Norway.
UNICEF's support to these centres has paved the way for the creation of a governmental programme called Sentinela, which is providing care for child and adolescent victims of violence, sexual abuse and exploitation.
