Sentence examples for programme to conduct from inspiring English sources
It is the first time a Spanish royal has been subpoenaed in modern times.Brain trustBarack Obama announced a new programme to conduct research into mapping the human brain and to help find cures for diseases such as Alzheimer's.
The National Institute for Health Research funded the ENIGMA study ('Evaluating New approaches In Gastroenterology initiated by the Modernisation Agency) through its Service Delivery and Organisation Programme to conduct an independent evaluation of the impact of the MES programme on services, patients and professionals [ 6].
Indeed, we plan to conduct a programme of research based on this resource, known as the MUMS Study.
UNICEF supports programme countries to conduct a comprehensive analysis of children and women within the country programme or national planning cycle.
The first consulting project my team was given as a part of the programme was to conduct market research for Virtually Free, a London start-up which is backed by Telefonica, a telecoms firm.
The purpose of the participatory assessment phase was to build the capacity of local programme managers to conduct a simple assessment of maternal and child health services in their district.
Secondary objectives are to determine whether there is an interaction effect of combining US-guided injection and an individualised, supervised and progressed exercise programme and to conduct two separate cost-effectiveness analyses for the comparisons outlined in (1) and (2).
According to Peter Comninos, one of three professors of computer animation, the centre's aims have remained unchanged for two decades: "To establish the discipline of computer animation and digital visual effects; to pioneer academically challenging and industry relevant degree programmes; and to conduct research of international relevance in the field".
It is crucial to add more professional English courses to engineering programmes and to conduct further research to predict learners' needs as specifically as possible.
Recognising the depth of his experience, the United Nations Drug Control Programme hired Alan to conduct opium surveys in Afghanistan and Laos.
Running parallel to the commercial operation is the charity Vision for a Nation, which supplies the glasses free of charge to Rwanda's health authorities and funds a training programme for nurses to conduct eye tests.
