Sentence examples for programmes dealt from inspiring English sources

Main programme consisted of deliberation containing discussion on different aspects of science and health, addressing the conference participants at large whereas sectional programmes dealt with a section of the attendees and focused only the issues related to the specific section.

Moreover, the career-development plan for hospital leaders, specifically education programmes and lifelong learning programmes, was inefficient the percentage of leaders attending postgraduate programmes was low, while the majority of attended training courses and education programmes dealt with the specific field of expertise for each leader.

Other savings are like to be found from programmes dealing with counter-terrorism, human rights and Arab partnerships.

Global legislative programmes dealing with data are playing catch-up with technology, so brands must lead the way.

We had 208,000 children in our schools, and large programmes dealing with gender and women's activities and those with special needs.

The Action Line number, shown at the end of BBC programmes dealing with issues that may affect viewers' lives, was set up in 1995; during 2016 there were more than 500 on-air trailers for the service.

In the cultural sector it's vital to have this strategy agreed and understood across the organisation, because many departments will be developing programmes, dealing with the public and creating communications to their various audiences.

He was involved in making radio programmes dealing with the concerns and activities of older people, served as chairman of the Brighton and Hove U3A, and was a council representative for two wards of Brighton Older People's council.

She then connected with ASK (Atma Swasthya Kendra), a Holistic Health Farm Community involved in village outreach programmes dealing with women's health, nutrition, sanitation, fertility awareness, and integrated functional literacy.

This paper provides a short review of the technical challenges involved in defining degradation specifically for the purposes of REDD+, and suggests an approach that would enable countries to start measuring the carbon impacts of programmes dealing with emissions from degradation, in particular by addressing locally-driven degradation associated with subsistence use of forest by local communities.

EU research and technological framework programmes deal in a number of areas, for example energy where it aims to develop a diverse mix of renewable energy for the environment and to reduce dependence on imported fuels.