Sentence examples for programme in hand from inspiring English sources

Caesarean section: The Government is concerned about the variation in caesarean section rates between hospitals and has a programme in hand to address this and the reasons for the rise in caesarean section rate overall.

Between midnight and dawn hundreds of people, almost all of them secular, milled about, programme in hand, choosing between lectures on ecology, mythology, modern Israeli literature, art and photography.

The programme featured the pair taking in hand women with woeful dress sense, delivering a bossy and brutally frank appraisal, re-educating them in how to dress to suit their shape, while leading them – in the argot of the genre – on an "emotional journey".

The overall coordination and management of the SPIS programme is in hands of SPIS Management Board SPIS MBB).

Action research models (44), in which research and programme development go hand-in-hand, and policymakers, programme managers, service users and researchers collaborate in studying phenomena, may facilitate this process.

In the international debt crisis that began in 1982, IMF country adjustment programmes went hand-in-hand with "bailing in" creditor banks through "voluntary" coordinated loan rollovers.

Further research is now needed to investigate the effectiveness of this exercise programme in people with hand OA.

In 2009, Green appeared in Channel 4's The Secret Millionaire programme in which he handed over £69,000 of his fortune to north Devon charities.

Haji-Ioannou decided to enter the cut-throat British grocery business after reading about the growth of food banks and witnessing demand for his Food from the Heart charity programme in Cyprus, which hands out 4,000 sandwiches a day at a cost to him of about £1m a year.

Scotland's Future sees it as an investment in a person's future: "Benefits work hand-in-hand with programmes designed to help people find work".

According to the ten UN agencies behind the statement, "The ambitious goal of eliminating female genital mutilation within a generation can be achieved by building on the progress of existing programmes and working hand in hand with communities.