Sentence examples for launching of the programme from inspiring English sources

Thus, motivated by the launching of the programme and by the cooperation with Brazil, the present study aimed to evaluate the implementation process of the PACS-Luanda, in order to draw lessons learned and recommendations for the future.

As part of the M&E system, monthly PMTCT reports have been collected from different service outlets to evaluate the performance of the national PMTCT programme at facility, sub-city and region level since the launching of the programme.

Since the launch of the programme in 2014, 800 girls and young women have been trained in the states of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.

To cheers, Tony Hall made the pledge at the launch of the programme for Hull UK City of Culture, adding that the BBC would be "unashamedly Hull-centric in 2017".

"To me it feels like a very different show, but, to quote Mandy RIce-Davies, I would say that, wouldn't I?" said Fellowes – who labels himself a "Titanorak" – at the launch of the programme.

To drive the point home, Mr Abhisit posed with an orange-clad motorbike driver at the launch of the programme, which he described as a "New Year's gift" to Thai people.In this section Air-raid warnings A course by any other name Enter the orange shirts Feet of clay In hope, not expectation The wind that will not subside ReprintsBut access to credit and sick pay do not top the drivers' agenda.

First, physicians tended to move to places with higher physician density after the launch of the programme.

"We have prioritized education in our budgets," said Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai as he presided over the launch of the programme.

Finally, because of the recent launch of the programme interventions, their effectiveness has not yet been evaluated or reported, something that otherwise would have strengthened this study.

Following the launch of the programme, UNICEF and NFA sponsored a two-day festival, culminating in a football tournament for girls' teams in Windhoek.

29 Four years after the launch of the programme, teams that included 'The 11' as a part of their warm-up had 11.5% fewer match injuries and 25.3% fewer training injuries than teams that warmed up as usual.