Sentence examples for help of the programme from inspiring English sources

Since taking part in the scheme in 2013, its revenues have increased by 75%: With the help of the programme, we were able to formulate and implement a five-year business strategy for expansion in both existing and new markets, working across the sectors, from retail and FMCG [fast-moving consumer goods] to manufacturing, aerospace, public sector, automotive and engineering.

Along with professional skills, the participants also learn how to pitch their own ideas and work individually without the help of the programme producers.

With GPS tags, foxes carrying mini cameras, CCTV and the help of viewers, the programme aims to give a "fox-eye view of our cities".

Genes were classified using Gene Ontology categories [48] with the help of the DAVID programmes [49].

For example, the World Bank and the Global Environment Facility (GEF), through the so-called Ecomarkets Project, have provided, respectively, a credit line of US$32.6 million and a grant of US$8 million to help finance the programme of payments for environmental services and to strengthen FONAFIFO, SINAC and the local non-governmental organizations involved in the implementation of the programme.

The committee's charter was to (1) review and react to the proposed plan for the project and help steer development of the programme; (2) offer advice and counsel about relevant knowledge disciplines, possible participants and reactors; and (3) help connect the project to the communities of interest known better to the advisors than the project staff.

In some clubs, outreach work was undertaken where OA congregated (including local health centres) and where community leaders were willing to help raise awareness of the programme [ 24, 30].

With the help of the World Food Programme, I visited two refugee settlements in the southwest border region of the country.

In this section we classify them, with the help of the computer software programme GAP (The GAP Group, 2013 ▶).

In Ganta, Sunny and other former combatants have been reintegrated into civilian life with the help of the skills training programme run by SDP with UNICEF support.

The advocacy group applauded the TSA's decision to launch a pilot "known traveller" programme to speed certain pre-screened travellers through security, but it also listed a number of changes that could help ensure the programme's success.