Sentence examples for programmes and commitments from inspiring English sources

We have all seen initiatives, programmes and commitments come and go.

All other programmes and commitments will therefore have to be cut by around 15%, with little discretion over how and where the cleaver will fall.

With these new programmes, and their commitment to bringing new perspectives and powerful storytelling, we will be very well placed to meet this challenge".

▪ The history of smallpox highlights several important factors for disease eradication; the biological characteristics of the organism; vaccine technology; surveillance and laboratory identification; effective delivery of vaccination programmes and international commitment to eradication.

The history of smallpox suggests that achieving measles eradication depends on several factors; the biological characteristics of the organism; vaccine technology; surveillance and laboratory identification; effective delivery of vaccination programmes and international commitment to eradication.

The history of smallpox has shown us that several factors must be considered in order to eradicate an infectious disease [ 5- 7]; the biological characteristics of the organism; vaccine technology; surveillance and laboratory identification; effective delivery of vaccination programmes and international commitment to eradication.

In addition, the CCCs cover programme and operational commitments in the areas of education, HIV and AIDS, and child protection.

In addition to health and nutrition, the CCCs cover programme and operational commitments in education, HIV/AIDS, and child protection.

According to Deputy Executive Director Hilde F. Johnson, UNICEF needs approximately $1.4 billion in new funding to sustain its operational and programme commitments – and that amount covers only 32 countries confronting the most urgent crises.

The ICDB Award is given annually to television and radio broadcasters who offer the best programming on the year's ICDB theme, involve young people in the production and presentation of TV/Radio programmes, and show a commitment to highlighting youth voices year-round.

The International Childrens Day of Broadcasting Awards are presented annually to television and radio broadcasters who offer the best programming on the years ICDB theme; involve young people in the production and presentation of TV programmes and show a commitment to highlighting youth voices year-round.