Sentence examples for guidance programme from inspiring English sources

The wide range of its portfolio makes the Institute's guidance programme among the largest in the world.

In 1997, within the framework of the Multi-Annual Guidance Programme (MAGP IV), targets for fleet capacity reductions were agreed for each EC member state.

When a recipient of a health check-up answers 'yes' to the question on medication use, he or she is automatically excluded from the target population for the health guidance programme.

In Japan, an annual health check-up and health promotion guidance programme was started in April 2008 in accordance with the Act on Assurance of Medical Care for the Elderly by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW).

In Japan, an annual health check-up and health promotion guidance programme was established in 2008 in accordance with the Act on Assurance of Medical Care for the Elderly.

We found that the self-reported questionnaire of medication use for hypertension, diabetes and dyslipidaemia that is conducted as part of the annual health check-up in Japan's health guidance programme is a valid measure of true medication use.

Efforts to raise pupils' aspirations have encouraged the recruitment of old boys and girls as volunteer role models to whom current pupils can relate, while new government pressure on schools to run their own careers guidance programmes (without extra funding) has also informed moves to make creative use of former students' real world expertise.

These skills development and career guidance programmes are the main components of a long-lasting partnership between UNICEF and the Ministry of Youth and Sports (MoYS) represented in "Meshwary" (My Journey) Project.

Under the CFP (see below) there have been national quotas for most stocks since the early 1980s, coupled with a succession of fleet reduction programmes (the so-called MAGPs or multi-annual guidance programmes).

As a result of the implementation of "Meshwary", and since the initiation of the project until end of 2017, the number of young people reached by the skills development and career guidance programmes has reached about 64,000 young people from lower and upper Egypt as well as urban governorates.

In order to do this, we urgently need governments, non-governmental organizations and multilateral agencies to work in concert to raise awareness, implement holistic training and guidance programmes for enforcement agencies and build effective systems to protect children and prosecute and punish perpetrators.