Sentence examples for incorporating the programme from inspiring English sources

While some schools are incorporating the programme into International Baccalaureate, BTEC or A-level qualifications, to help teachers create an atmosphere that feels entirely different from the normal classroom we've asked them to write their own plays alongside their groups and develop their skills at the same time.

Also, GPs were not asked about the feasibility of incorporating the programme in daily practice [ 25].

Stakeholders' meeting contributed in motivating the MOH, Nepal to increase the resources for laboratories, and incorporating the programme as a core activity of the NPHL and participating laboratories.

To mark its annual conference in London, the British Association of Sports and Exercise Medicine has called on UK governments to incorporate the programme in all schools.

All participants alleged that the prescribed programmes usually require commitment in terms of time, and the need to incorporate the programme into daily routine.

Time restraints resulted not only in prioritizing 'ordinary' tasks prior to tasks related to the Salut programme, but also hindered the participants from finding their own strategies to incorporate the programme activities into daily work.

This chronic care programme (incorporating the LWWCOPD programme) has also been shown to result in statistically significant cost savings compared to usual care over a 12 month period [ 11].

Furthermore, our ultimate aim is to incorporate the education programme into the national school curriculum which all schools will follow.

The congress would incorporate the Action Programme into the party statutes, draft a federalization law, and elect a new Central Committee.

"The PFA has developed over a period of time a training programme incorporating the theme of personal integrity for all professional players, ensuring they are fully informed on such issues.

We calculated the cost per year of medical education and accommodation, incorporating the differing years of programmes between states.