Sentence examples for matters programme from inspiring English sources

He banned the nascent Every Child Matters programme that looked after the well-being of every aspect of a child's life, from cradle to college.

The far-reaching Every Child Matters programme and the consequent Children Act 2004, both in large part prompted by the Climbie affair, had also altered the landscape.

Jenny Chay, a dental nurse and oral health promoter at East Surrey Hospital, told me about some of the background to the Mouth Care Matters programme.

At hospitals across Kent, Surrey and Sussex, dental professionals are training ward staff on the importance of oral health with the Mouth Care Matters programme.

The Mouth Care Matters programme will also be holding a conference on 7 July 2017 called 'Mouth Care Matters - can you afford not to?' This is designed to teach delegates about the underpinning reasons for the Mouth Care Matters programme and encourage other trusts to support Mouth Care Leads in their hospitals.

The Mouth Care Matters programme has also led to a change in the products available in the hospital, so that the same products are available on every ward: a toothbrush, toothpaste and a dry mouth gel.

These improvements have been designed primarily to meet the requirements of the Dark Matter programme, but future plans for the facility also include the possible installation of neutrino detectors.

This initiative subsequently became Phase II of the "Baby Teeth DO Matter" programme and resulted in a booklet entitled " Good Practice Guidelines for the management of 3-4 year old children in primary care" published for practices in Greater Manchester.

Science matters: the programme was based on multidisciplinary research co-ordinated by the local university.

But no matter: the programme is a success.

Mr Sowell believes that governments make matters worse; programmes that subsidise tuition fees at universities, for example, simply allow colleges to charge more.