Sentence examples for lay a programme for from inspiring English sources

In the coming week Nicola Sturgeon has the opportunity to lay a programme for government before the most powerful Scottish parliament ever.

This will lay a foundation for a more evidence-based approach to resource allocation, and to developing health promotion programmes for older men and women in these settings.

It is not a programme for government.

It is also a programme for action.

Therein lies a lesson for us all.

Therein lies a lesson for leaders.

Regional directors lay out country programmes for second regular session of the Executive Board NEW YORK, United States of America, 12 September 2012 – UNICEF's regional directors took centre stage at the second regular session of the UNICEF Executive Board to present programmes for nine countries, including Haiti, Libya and the Sudan.

Herein lies an opening for Fancl.

At the heart of the programme lies a fundamental fallacy.

They had to be acceptable in the community.' (Health Facilitator, MVP Sauri) Recent studies show that the selection criteria for entry to a lay health worker programme determine the profile of the workers that is eventually employed [ 29].

Healthcare provider associations, such as nursing associations, for example, may resist the introduction or expansion of a lay health worker programme if they perceive that the income or status of nurses might be affected [ 14, 16].