Sentence examples for programme of recruitment from inspiring English sources

"We have an extensive programme of recruitment and we now have more apprentices in training than at any time since 2007.

"The only way we can address this in the short and medium term is to have a comprehensive programme of recruitment, retention and promotion of black political talent," he said.

The EPSRC funds research in engineering, technology, and the physical sciences, which fit my background, and there is a fairly continuous programme of recruitment for associate programme managers (rather than a general "milkround" that typically occurs around Christmas time), which encourages applicants at various career stages and not just recent Ph.D. graduates.

It is recommended that an outcome evaluation be conducted to determine the impact of the programme on recruitment and distribution outcomes.

Annette Baines, programme head of recruitment and retention for the sector skills council, Skills for Care, says: "You only hear about the sector when things go wrong, and although these cases are the exception, it creates an image.

Indeed, running a PhD programme can have a net positive financial impact on the host institution/department [13], although at present there is a lack of data on the effect of PhD programmes on recruitment and retention levels within academic radiology departments.

While the evidence on the effects of financial-incentive programmes on recruitment and long-term retention in underserved areas is extensive, it has a number of limitations.

According to this framework, the cost dimension include programme development costs and programme implementation costs (consisting of recruitment costs, programme costs and time costs of participants), and cost savings due to health effects of the intervention.

After a long process, I joined the "Programme for the Prevention of Recruitment and Use of Boys, Girls and Adolescents by Organized Armed Groups on the Fringes of the Law", run by the Colombian Institute for Family Welfare.

To standardise the delivery of the intervention (i.e. fitting the insoles) all of the practitioners involved in its delivery will undergo a standardised training programme prior to the start of recruitment.

The main business of the synod – which starts on Monday – is the continuing debate over homosexuality and same-sex marriage; the C of E's programme of internal reform; the recruitment of clergy; and the way church funds are distributed.