Sentence examples for programmes and led from inspiring English sources

I knew that he made television programmes and led social crusades and sold cookbooks by the container-load, that there was his website and his apps, that he'd won an Emmy in America, that the mortar and pestle my mum gave me for Christmas has his name on it, and that a rash of Jamie's Italians have sprung up on high streets up and down the land.

Insurgency diverts resources away from healthcare and public health programmes, disrupts healthcare infrastructure and the organisation of vaccination programmes, and leads to forced migration, which spreads infectious disease and makes populations hard to reach.

Local managers facilitated short sessions of the programme and led district meetings between workshops to reinforce learning.

She appealed to UNICEF, even though she was impressed by the organization, to "give it a stretch" and involve young people more meaningfully in prevention activities so that they could have their own programmes, run and led by themselves.

The live music programme, devised and led by the BBC, aims to be a countdown event for the London 2012 Festival.

Joakim Harlin, senior water adviser, UNDP, Stockholm, Sweden, @JHarlinUNDP @UN_Water Joakim coordinates the freshwater and sanitation aspects of UNDP's global water programme and leads UN-Water's working group in support of the SDGs process.

Loss of SAE2 represses this programme and leads to mitotic collapse and cell death in tumours with hyperactivated Myc.

Stress in nursing students may be related to attrition from nursing programmes and lead to a shortage of nurses entering clinical careers.

Image courtesy FutureEverything Project Ukko is a FutureEverything and Barcelona Supercomputing Centre project for EUPORIAS with visualisation design by Moritz Stefaner it is presented as a part of European City of Science at the FutureEverything festival, Wednesday, March 30 – Saturday, April 2. EUPORIAS is a project funded by the EU 7th Framework Programme (GA 308291) and led by the Met Office.

However, increased treatment duration leads to increased costs of intervention and the longer-term impact beyond the duration of the programme still needs to be established for both commercial weight management programmes and those led by the NHS, including analyses of the cost-effectiveness of each approach.

In all districts MkV2 was viewed as an NGO-led project as opposed to a district-owned and led programme.