Sentence examples for programme infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The combination of these three measures – the loan purchase programme, infrastructure spending and national insurance/tax cuts for the low-paid – would be decisive.

Observers were sent to the Oslo Games in 1952 to collect information regarding the sports programme, infrastructure, and accommodation requirements.

The collaborative programme has allowed Uganda's research agenda to expand, with Ugandan investigators further seeking research opportunities using the collaborative programme infrastructure.

In common with similar analyses, we did not include costs of setting up programme infrastructure and some costs associated with ongoing programme administration and delivery.

The original 'intent' of the programme, and how this was carried through into all aspects of programme design, the role of the Mitanins and their identification with village women, ongoing training, regular support systems and the relative autonomy of the Mitanin Programme infrastructure were the factors underpinning successful action on social determinants.

FGDs covered the role of PMRs in treating fevers, training activities and materials used, awareness and support for programme infrastructure and goals, perceptions of feasibility, benefits and disadvantages of using the retail sector channel, perceived impacts, recommendations for various programme activities.

Government fiscal spending on social programmes, infrastructure and on the bureaucracy remains expansionary, and has resulted in both overheating demand and rising inflation.

The data and information analysis will provide insight on current management practices regarding forest genetic resources, in situ and ex situ genetic conservation activities, improvement and breeding programmes, infrastructures, international cooperation, and needs in resources and management capacity.

Her flagship "Growth Acceleration Programme" of infrastructure improvements has been slashed.

That certainly means a large-scale public investment programme in infrastructure projects, such as transport, housing and super-fast broadband.

Limitations in programme scale, infrastructure and resources also raise important questions regarding the sustainability of these affirmative action programmes.