Sentence examples for money for the programme from inspiring English sources

Volunteers do stints around the world on secondment to WFP and staff are encouraged to raise money for the programme (they generated €2.5m last year).

But that is unlikely in this case since the money for the programme came from the national lottery, and the study found no significant change in teaching resources, methods or training in schools that acquired computers through the scheme.A second possibility is that the transition to using computers in instruction takes time to have an effect.

Money for the programme, $120m a year for five years, runs out at the end of June, and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is proposing that it continue only if the legislature passes a bill to reform it, notably by allowing judges to impose brief jail terms for offenders who miss appointments or commit other lapses in their treatment.

This was sufficient a reason for Maria van der Hoeven, the minister of education, to earmark some extra money for the programme.

Independent action brings communal benefits Their demand for education outpaced the resources I had, and the girls themselves began raising money for the programme by selling cookies and lemonade.

It was Congress that insisted that the money for the programmes should not be cut.

"However, the Welsh Government, working with its partners, needs to do more to demonstrate the overall impact and value for money of the programme and to ensure that it is being delivered consistently in line with its expectations.

9 Given the uncertainty relating to the effectiveness data, there is unsurprisingly conflicting evidence regarding the value for money of the programme.

He observes, for example, that the conclusion that child mortality is falling fast in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa argues for more, not less, money for the successful programmes in those countries.

Some 500 people have been killed in a week-long bout of violence.See article: The roots of violenceAt Commonwealth talks in Nigeria, Robert Mugabe's government agreed to carry out land reform fairly and legally in Zimbabwe in return for a pledge by Britain to find money to pay for the programme, but violent occupations continued.

The money will pay for the programme until 2014.