Sentence examples for programme for early from inspiring English sources

The Happy (Healthy and Active Parenting Programme For Early Years) teaches women how to reduce their BMI and ensure their children are growing up with healthy diets.

Rise, a form of resident-facing fiscal sponsorship, exists to, "sponsor and support social entrepreneurs" and is an incubation programme for early stage or pre-start up local enterprises both of a commercial and social nature.

Paul Smith, director at ignite100, a 13-week accelerator programme for early stage startups in Newcastle, told me that the most exciting development in the Newcastle startup scene is seeing teams co-locate between the city and London.

The most recent addition was a historical performance programme for early music inaugurated in 2009, with the new faculty reflecting the way that this approach, once seen as a quirky niche area for obsessives searching for elusive concepts of "authenticity", had entered the mainstream.

Techstars is the world's leading accelerator programme for early stage start ups.

Today Saul Klein, chairman and co-founder of Seedcamp, the pan-European programme for early stage startups, blogged a long post about Seedcamp's structure and history.

Citing a change in the "political landscape", The Difference Engine, a publicly-funded Ycombinator-style acceleration programme for early-stage tech businesses, is making cuts to its investment budget.

This initiative, centred on "intensive international discussions", would aim to devise ways of encouraging greener technologies, partly through stricter enforcement of intellectual-property rights, subsidies for R&D, government purchasing programmes for "early marketable versions of the new", and so forth.

Established under the Ministry of Women and Child Development, the ICDS Scheme is one of the world's largest and most unique programmes for early childhood development.

By and large, social-emotional development programmes for early childhood are mainly formulated on the basis of interpersonal interactions that take place between the adults and children in those programmes (Durlak et al. 2011).

Several universal school programmes for early prevention of behavioural and emotional problems are available.