Sentence examples for programmes delivered from inspiring English sources

EveryChild effectively no longer runs any programmes under its own name, but rather will raise funds for the programmes delivered by other alliance members.

"While the internal A4e document relates to programmes delivered by the previous government, our investigation into current contracts will ensure the issues this report raises have been fully addressed," he said.

As well as accommodation, St Mungo's provides drug and alcohol services, and recent projects include intensive work-preparation programmes delivered with colleges to help residents, especially those who are still young, to avoid falling into a cycle of unemployment.

While the exportation of higher education programmes delivered across borders to remote learners in numerous and growing forms is not a new phenomenon, interest has been heightened by the UK government's promise to cut net migration from hundreds to tens of thousands.

This money, administered through USPG: Anglicans in World Mission, has enabled the Anglican church in Zimbabwe to increase its already extensive development work – HIV care, rural clinics, training in sustainable farming practices, feeding programmes delivered through schools, often in close partnership with local government and NGOs.

Vocational education and training (VET) in Australia delivers post-compulsory education and training, excluding degree and higher level programmes delivered by further education institutions, and provides people with occupational or work-related knowledge and skills.

But this argument ignores the typically large gap between what economists devise and what politicians promise, and what public-spending programmes deliver.

They also tend to be small or insignificant for men and for programmes delivering basic education, while on-the-job training appears to perform best.

Children's and women's rights are realized when development programmes deliver results.

The priority for reassessment should be programmes delivering goods in kind.

Programmes delivering purely preventive interventions (e.g. bed-net distribution and community-based hygiene education programmes) were excluded.