Sentence examples for programmes act from inspiring English sources

Perhaps such programmes act as marriage guidance counselling and help keep couples together?

Federal programmes act as automatic fiscal stabilisers, siphoning off tax revenues from booming areas and transferring them to ailing regions as unemployment insurance or health benefits for the poor.

The location and setting of certain programmes acted as an important element to attract men to participate in a programme.

The flagship programme acts as a stepping stone to apprenticeships for many disadvantaged young people who live in some of most deprived areas of the country The Association of Learning Providers ALPP) said demand for E2E, which has a budget this year for 70,000 teenagers, has reached an unprecedented level because there is a decline in the numbers of available apprenticeships.

The programme acts as an interface between school and the workplace and students can attend for one to five days per week in a provider of their choice.a Although the term WBL is used, students mostly engage in WRL and providers vary from actual workplaces to simulated working environments.

Students from the school's musical theatre programme acted as if they had been shot dead, complete with fake wounds and blood.

Broadcast the night after the final, a dagen efter ("the day after") television programme acts as an epilogue to the event.

The CVD patient in the programme acts as a chronic disease role model.

Asia and the Middle East in particular have seen a significant rise in the number of institutions entering overseas markets to offer degree programmes and act as research centres.

The fighting in West Pokot is replicated across Kenya, says Roselyn Mungai, head of programmes at Act!, a Kenyan NGO that is part-sponsored by the British government.

Programmes could act largely independently of local government, although local departments of education, social services and the like would typically be part of the partnership.