Sentence examples for programme originated from inspiring English sources

The programme originated as part of the country's avian influenza campaign.

The Programme originated as a series of workshops funded by Macmillan Cancer Support.

The programme originated as part of the country's avian influenza campaign that was launched in December 2007 to raise awareness among children in some 50,000 schools about the dangers of bird flu.

Training output is summarized in Table  2.> -wrap-foot> adays for the first and second training respectively Trainers and health staff targeted under the programme originated from geographical locations throughout Kosovo.

While the programme originated in Ghana, it has expanded to Liberia (with all 181 doctors registered) and recently, in February of 2013 to Tanzania where 9,000 doctors will have access to a similar service.

The White Paper from which the WSD programme originated states that it should 'highlight the many barriers to realising this vision.' [ 1] The idea that remote care implementation could lead to new levels of whole system working was always ambitious, with how this aim would be achieved was left ambiguous.

Most of these programmes originated in the IPVA practise, research or policy sectors, but schools are tasked with delivery.

It is also interesting to note how there in the outset were important differences in the respective institutional frameworks from which the introduction programmes originate, namely the social assistance schemes in the three countries.

(7) Therefore, cross-border provision of online services ancillary to broadcast of news and current affairs programmes and retransmissions of television and radio programmes originating in other Member States should be facilitated by adapting the legal framework on the exercise of copyright and related rights relevant for those activities.

(1) In order to contribute to the functioning of the internal market, it is necessary to provide for wider dissemination of television and radio programmes originating in other Member States for the benefit of users across the Union by facilitating licensing of copyright and related rights in works and other protected subject-matter contained in broadcasts of such programmes.

(7) Therefore, in order to facilitate cross-border provision of online services which are ancillary to broadcast and retransmissions of television and radio programmes originating in other Member States, it is necessary to adapt the specific legal framework on the exercise of copyright and related rights relevant for those activities.