Sentence examples for leader programmes from inspiring English sources

The Channel 4 programme, which was also shown on Sky News and the BBC News channel, giving it a total audience of 3.2 million, benefitted from being the first of the pre-election party leader programmes.

Opportunities that run within universities Project leader programmes: these tend to be bespoke volunteer programmes, where university services recruit, train, develop and support students and recent graduates to lead teams of volunteers on one day and long-term volunteer challenges on behalf of organisations.

On one hand, "district thinking" may suggest some indications about LEADER Programmes newly financed by EAFRD.

Stemming from the 1988 reform of structural funds, several LEADER programmes have developed continuously, undergoing various adjustments and growing in importance in the scope of rural policies, until they became integrated in rural development programmes in the past and in the current period.

Public Consultation in advance of the European Parliament's decision on the EU's new 7-year budget with Minister of State John Perry TD, Marian Harkin MEP, Martina Anderson MEP, Jim Higgins MEP, and a host of expert speakers on crossborder initiatives, Leader programmes and funding and local development issues.

Their business plan is plainly sound as they have been promised a £50,000 grant from the Leader programme, a government scheme to help rural start-ups.

Alternatively, embark on their 5-6 week trainee leader programme in either the Canadian Yukon, Peruvian Amazon or Himalayas and qualify with a profesisonal qualification in Expedition Leadership: £4,950.

Those include grants worth £267m overall to Scottish foresters; the £82m Leader programme, devoted to supporting rural businesses, transport and green initiatives; £12m in funding for crofters in the country's most isolated areas; and agri-environment schemes worth £308m.

This paper brings together different theoretical perspectives to propose an evaluation framework for policies which have the explicit aim to foster communities' involvement in the management of their natural environment in the context of sustainable rural development, such as the EU LEADER programme, Australia's Caring for Our Country, and UNESCO Biosphere Reserves.

The aim was to evaluate how the LEADER programme had worked over the past, what its added value was and how it could be improved in the future, especially in light of the on-going CAP reform.

Perhaps also due to the TV leaders' programmes, David Cameron – absent from the BBC "challengers' debate" – did not dominate the airwaves to the same degree as his party did.