Sentence examples for programme driven from inspiring English sources

The country that took the toughest line on counter-proliferation when it came to Iran helped lay the foundations of Israel's nuclear weapons programme, driven by by a sense of guilt over letting Israel down in the 1956 Suez conflict, sympathy from French-Jewish scientists, intelligence-sharing over Algeria and a drive to sell French expertise and abroad.

"Having experimented through a career accelerator programme driven by a women's non-profit I co-founded and lead, Lean In Malaysia, women do flourish in an environment supported by other women who they can relate to at a deeper level.

The importance of NRG1 in remyelination is emphasized by a broad pro-myelination transcriptional programme driven by this factor.

There has been a handful of previous studies that aimed to identify the transcriptional programme driven by Wnt signalling.

Perhaps both scenarios are occurring, with Sox9 priming cellular self-renewal to respond to niche interactions that are made possible by the transcriptional programme driven by Slug activity.

A year ago it was 17.2%, before the ongoing recession and austerity programme drove more companies to the wall.

"The Skills Funding Agency will now be equipped to manage the programme, drive up performance and ensure its continued success, giving employers and workers the skills they need to emerge stronger from the recession".

As in Ecuador, the programme drove a sustained reduction in yaws incidence from 3571 cases in 1996 to 0 cases in 2004.

Are they spending more on certain types of programmes, driven more by their national interests?

The coalition can draw on lessons from abroad where justice reinvestment and prisoner re-entry programmes, driven by economic necessity in many states in America, have had considerable success at reducing crime and rates of reoffending.

However, the genetic programmes driven by AP-2α are different, depending on the cell type analysed.