Sentence examples for mutual programme from inspiring English sources

However by recruiting more international students, higher education institutions can build and strengthen the range of collaborative activities with their partners – increasing staff exchange, collaborative research and mutual programme development.

Perhaps significantly for the future, our close and friendly relationship with Al Masry Al Youm in Cairo, one of the most free-thinking, independent papers to emerge in recent years as harbingers of the Arab spring, strengthened through a mutual programme of visits.

Importantly, this forced activation is sufficient to infiltrate a drug-selectable reporter into the mutual exclusion programme (Voss et al., 2006; 2007; Dzikowski et al., 2007).

Each department should set out a clear pathway for staff wishing to pursue mutualisation in the service areas for which the department is responsible, working closely with the Mutuals Support Programme if and when support is required.

This would see HCI partnering a top local school for exchange and mutual learning programmes.

Two of the mutual support programmes involving peer support groups included additional access to drop-in centres.

These comprised four trials of mutual support programmes, eleven trials of peer support services, and three trials of peer-delivered services.

Analyses from trials of mutual support programmes found (with heterogeneity between studies for some outcomes) a positive effect for empowerment but not for hope or recovery; analyses from trials of peer support services found positive effects for recovery and hope but not for empowerment.

Ann Nowak, who runs Liberty Mutual's recruitment programme, says it sees the time it spends with MBAs in the summer as an extended job interview.

The MURIGA programmes The motorcycle ambulance service began in 2008 as part of the more expansive maternal health programmes – mutual health insurance organizations known as MURIGAs.

4. (effectiveness/ operational efficiency) ANSP/UNICEF should explore and document where in its ANSP programmes mutual reinforcement, and acceleration, has taken place both between "pillars" and between national and sub-national levels within countries; and possibly also between the ANSP levels (continental; regional; country and the other way around).