Sentence examples for part of the pilot programme from inspiring English sources

Nairobi Primary was part of the pilot programme on school governance in primary schools and so far more than 20 other schools have taken up the initiative.

As part of the pilot programme, participating GPs attended a three-hour training session delivered in their practice by the GP lead for dementia and the memory clinic service manager which focussed on identifying, assessing and diagnosing dementia.

They identified the first group of children in conflict with the law to be part of the pilot programme; they have been providing guidance and advice to the young mentors and are carefully following their progress through monthly reports and almost daily communication with both mentors and the families of children.

They lie outside the normal school hierarchy, reporting not to LISs but directly to Eric Nadelstern, the part-time head of the pilot programme at the DoE and a former charter-school principal.

A number of concerns were identified by GPs who had not taken part in the pilot programme, particularly relating to patient welfare, patient participation, and increased workload.

Labour has said its preferred long-term funding mechanism for the consortiums is to use part of the BBC licence fee, although it has reserved a final decision on the matter until the end of the pilot programme.

Following the success of the pilot programme at AIDS 2008, the XVIII International AIDS Conference will provide or facilitate hubs (centres) where selected sessions of the conference will be screened, to increase the access to the conference programme.

The first phase of the pilot programme was designed and implemented in three rounds.

The cost of the pilot programme is estimated to be about 9.9% of this 'youth budget'.

We chose this outcome variable because it allows comprehensive evaluation of the pilot programme.

They mentioned also the importance of being part of the pilot MTCT programme, taking drugs and food supplements as ways of reducing the risk of transmission to the infant.