Sentence examples for maker programme from inspiring English sources

When the Games Maker programme was launched, some questioned whether there would be enough applicants.

Sally Gunnell, an ambassador for the Games Maker programme found parallels between the athletes and the volunteers.

London 2012's sport director Debbie Jevans receives a CBE; Jean Tomlin, the human resources director behind the hugely successful Games Maker programme, an OBE; and Deborah Hale, producer of the torch relay, an MBE.

Applications to the adult Games Maker programme have closed and the first successful applicants were notified on Wednesday.

Applications have opened for the London 2012 Young Games Maker programme, the volunteering project for 16 to 18-year-olds at next year's Olympics.

"Beginning to make offers of roles this week marks the next stage of the Games Maker programme to put the best possible team together to welcome the world next summer.

Patients, policy-makers, programme managers, and community health workers themselves, feel there are significant barriers to success.

The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (Locog) attracted criticism last year when its main Games Makers programme to recruit 70,000 volunteers was restricted to those who will be over 18 at the start of next year.

Allen said there would be an emphasis on maintaining the diversity of ages and backgrounds that were a feature of the Games Makers programme and believed the Olympics had helped rebrand volunteering for a new generation.

Such information will be useful to decision-makers, programme managers and implementers alike.

Policy makers, programme managers and clinicians in child health and nutrition programmes should consider resource and risk/benefit implications of changing case definitions.