Sentence examples for programme to recruit from inspiring English sources
Oversees a £250m programme to recruit new Paralympic names for Rio 2016.
The Abraham Fund, an Israeli NGO, is sponsoring a programme to recruit Arab teachers.
The CIA has a separate, covert programme to recruit rebels to take on President Basher al-Assad.
Today, we are launching an ambitious programme to recruit some of Britain's best graduates to work in our prisons – to help make a reality of rehabilitation.
Instead, speaker after speaker passionately reminded the conference that any intervention, including having black and minority ethnic (BME) candidates on shortlists for target seats, or having a programme to recruit more BME members, was discriminatory and therefore illiberal.
At the Central School of Ballet, director Sara Matthews says: "The school has a programme to recruit new dance talent, and we are particularly active in areas that don't normally have access to dance opportunities.
Similarly, the co-existence of the brain drain of African doctors and nurses to the North with programmes to recruit young volunteers in the North to work in sub-Saharan Africa was seen as a paradox.
A source in Washington told AP that the FBI was investigating whether Yury Zaitsev, the head of a Russian government-run cultural exchange programme, tried to recruit young Americans as intelligence assets.
11 12 Interventions providing support aimed directly at patients (such as the UK expert patients programme) can struggle to recruit, and there is evidence that participants in expert patients programmes are more affluent and educated than the wider population of patients with long term conditions.
Like Hooton, Lee Turner, 46, is exactly the kind of person Jersey's nursing programme is designed to recruit.
That is why we have worked with our partners across social care, public health and local government through the Leadership for Change partnership to develop Intersect, a new programme that aims to recruit and develop the next cadre of senior systems leaders.
