Sentence examples for programme emerging from from inspiring English sources

The life skills education programme emerging from this study aims at effective prevention and mitigation of  the impact of HIV/AIDS in education systems.

After analysis of 15 interview transcripts, there were no new themes relevant to the research question (ie, relating to participants' perspectives of their behavioural change or of engaging features of the programme) emerging from the data.

The MEMA kwa Vijana programme emerged from British epidemiologists' concern to rigorously evaluate methods of HIV prevention.

"It is the responsibility of all member states to reassert the UN principles of security, development and human rights as the foundation of all programmes emerging from the UN".

Whatever programme emerges may deviate considerably from all the campaign promises.

As more and more evidence of Israel's weapons programme emerged, the US role progressed from unwitting dupe to reluctant accomplice.

At yesterday's meeting, Burundi presented its first full UNICEF country programme since 1992, after emerging from 16 years of conflict.

The United Nations has been working since 2004 on a collective approach to DDR, aiming at functional policies and guidelines to support DDR programmes in countries emerging from conflict.

In the first segment of the programme, she emerged from her mammogram telling Roberts and her GMA colleagues that it hurt much less than she thought it would.

UNICEF's programmes deal with countries emerging from conflict, countries facing high HIV prevalence and countries with serious internal disparities, Ms. Veneman continued.

The felt need for awareness campaigns and mass screening programmes has emerged from the community and it provides enabling environment to successfully carry out public health interventions, by addressing the existing gaps, for prevention and control of hypertension and other cardiovascular diseases.