Sentence examples for importance of the programmes from inspiring English sources

Then there are the ministers, each bringing their own personal focus to the mix: David Blunkett's insistence on the importance of the programmes being developed locally by communities; and Tessa Jowell's passionate belief that it should centre on the very youngest children ("I want to smell the babies," she told Eisenstadt).

It has been found that understanding the coach's character and highlighting the importance of the programme to the coach is especially important.

This contact may have provided a greater opportunity to explain the purpose and importance of the programme.

The Government of Honduras has signed a number of agreements with Zamorano, thus ensuring the importance of the programme.

Speaking at the ceremony, H.E Mr. Alemayehu Tegenu, Minister of Water Resources noted the importance of the programme in harmonizing WASH efforts around the country.

It is imperative that activities in new schools are introduced to focus on school principals to ensure their understanding of the importance of the programme, and their supportive role to their teachers to teach on HIV is enhanced.

I think we have examined critically our end-of-life care" "I think staff were willing to overcome any difficulties they encountered because they could see the importance of the programme in the longer-term.

However, some participants described managers who expressed the importance of the programme, but did not actively support its progress and the professionals themselves felt full responsibility for programme continuation.

The fact that the Care and Support for Teaching and Learning (CSTL) Programme has incorporated the SCCFS Programme principles and goals shows high awareness of the importance of the Programme at national level, and several respondents reported increased awareness at provincial level also.

Participants in the focus groups spoke about the many ways the programme has enhanced their practice, how it gave a person-centered, structured approach to ACP and EOL care: "I think staff were willing to overcome any difficulties they encountered because they could see the importance of the programme in the longer-term.

The staff saw themselves as the true implementers of the programme, while the CEOs were perceived to be best placed to offer assistance in the form of organisation-wide messages (statements of importance of the programme), recognition, direction and trouble shooting.