Sentence examples for manage programmes from inspiring English sources

Arguing that horizontal managers should not manage programmes because of limited capacity is circular and simply reinforces their incapacity.

Finding 3:  The capacity to implement or manage programmes, more than knowledge, is perceived as a constraint in responding to decentralization within UNICEF that has adversely affected effectiveness.

The purpose of the Global Fund is to attract, manage and disburse additional resources to countries, and does not implement or manage programmes itself.

Warburton and Sacconaghi later write, But while all that exotic capital might allow Tesla to remove 5 workers, it will then need to hire a skilled engineer to manage, programme and maintain robots for $100 an hour (our estimate of a robotic engineers' hourly rate).

In the acidic judgment of one national bureaucrat, commission officials are "wonderful" at managing programmes, but "lack expertise in what we would call diplomacy".

He also endorsed findings of former BBC news deputy Richard Ayre's report into premium-rate telephone services that found "systemic failures" in how broadcasters managed programmes.

Larger firms can more readily bear the costs of R&D and bidding for new contracts, as well as the risks of managing programmes that depend on untried technologies.

Through carefully managed programmes, alumni based overseas can also be engaged to deliver independent talks in schools and colleges, extending the institution's reach into areas where recruitment officers may not operate.

Until recently, she was based in Sierra Leone and managed programmes on education, child protection, and youth and livelihood.

UNICEF needs to have in place the capacity for directly managing programmes in the case of 'last resort' operations.

Secondly, I want to mention that the Court of Auditors was critical of the lack of controls in joint managed programmes.