Sentence examples for programme for developing from inspiring English sources

Through his efforts, the NCI was by now well represented in the EORTC drug development groups and its programme for developing new European anticancer agents rapidly gained momentum.

As Technology Director at The Economist Group, Colin led the technical programme for developing and implementing a content management system and applications for distributing digital content to iPads, iPhones, Android and eReaders.

It will also have a grand-challenge programme for developing technologies, modelled on a similar programme at the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, which, among other things, helped to create the Internet.

Davies is a product of the Royal Court Theatre's programme for developing young playwrights and her debut play, A Miracle, was produced there in 2009 as part of the National Young Writers Festivall.

Ten years ago, the European High Temperature Reactor (HTR Technology Networkk (HTR-TN) launched a programme for developing HTR Technology, which expanded so far through 4 successive Euratom Framework Programmes.

Previously athletes had to be regarded as potential Olympic finalists to be funded; now they must be considered a medal prospect at Rio 2016 to be on the "podium programme", or in Tokyo 2020 to be on the "podium potential" programme for developing athletes.

It uses bulk-buying power to fund immunisation programmes for developing nations that cannot afford standard prices charged by pharmaceutical firms.

Several joint programmes of Belarus and Russia, e.g. the family of programmes for developing supercomputers – 'SKIF' (2000 to 2004), 'TRIADA' (2005 to 2008) and 'SKIF-GRID' (2007 to 2010) - with its follow-up, 'ORBISS' (2012 to 2015).

noted the need for FAO and other technical assistance programmes for developing countries and countries in transition to help improve consumer protection and assure improved food quality and safety.

Basic feasibility has been demonstrated by an extensive design and analysis exercise, and the focus of the programme has now moved to a 3-year preparatory programme dedicated for developing the enabling technologies.

Most of these criticisms of training for developing countries also apply to public health training programmes for developed countries.