Sentence examples for management programmes to from inspiring English sources

The SWA has said: "If there are still pure wildcats left we need to create protected areas with proper management programmes to ensure feral cats in those areas are neutered to prevent further cross breeding".

His portfolio includes the award winning NHS Graduate programme and fast track senior management programmes To give yourself the best chance for the graduate scheme interview, don't forget the basics: At the interview we are really keen to get to know why you want to join us.

Past governments also brought in "disease management" programmes to standardise care for ailments like diabetes, as well as lump-sum payments to hospitals that discourage over-treatment.Thanks to such small-bore reforms, health spending over the past decade has risen more slowly than in most other countries.

In other words, this has allowed slope management programmes to be initiated, as well as slope optimization of the hangingwall.

These results are a source of basic information to design and plan fruitful management programmes to control P. solenopsis.

She said: "There is a risk that reduced (staff) numbers will result in staff being taken off offender management programmes to cover duty on prison wings.

The centre has been working on a care management programme to ensure patients also see the right person, at the right time in the right place.

Chicago, Tokyo, Basildon Generation Xhausted ReprintsIn recognition of this continuity, for the 2000 Sydney games the International Olympic Committee set up a "knowledge management" programme to pass lessons to the next host.

There is a need for a morbidity management programme to alleviate lymphatic filariasis-related physical and emotional burden in Conakry.

Of course, you may also enter the company with more experience under your belt, and Corus has in place a specific talent development and management programme to support you whatever your level of entry.

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