Sentence examples for introduces programme from inspiring English sources

1968 President Alexander Dubcek introduces programme of reforms known as 'Prague Spring', prompting invasion by Soviet-led Warsaw Pact troops.

Specification 3 introduces programme characteristics, namely whether the intervention was designed for immigrants and whether the treatment was short, that is, no longer than four months.

Anders and colleagues, for example, describe how they were commissioned by the Federal Ministry of Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth (BMFSFJ) to specifically evaluate the newly introduced programme which focused on early language education embedded into daily routines.

Thus, our evidence supports the new policy of the Thai National Perinatal HIV Prevention programme having introduced programme 2D as a national regimen for PMTCT.

There he was able to edit, interview and introduce programmes, which he generally picked himself.

Labour would introduce programmes in schools to tackle antisemitism, Islamophobia, homophobic bullying and targeting of disabled children.

I would love it if Uganda worked on girl-child education and introduced programmes to help to make sure girls stay in school.

The pair have been a fixture on Britain's airwaves since the 1970s, introducing programmes and reading news bulletins for the Today Programme through to delivering the shipping forecast.

"Not only did his government fail to build more homes, despite the apparent good times, but they actually introduced programmes designed to destroy entire neighbourhoods," Mr Shapps said.

The NSPCC are introducing programmes of work across the UK, to help children who have suffered family violence and work with families to reform their behaviour.

To address this financial barrier and increase access to affordable ACTs, several countries have introduced programmes to subsidize the price of ACTs in the private sector.