Sentence examples for programmes drawing from inspiring English sources

Ms Lumpkin (above), like her husband, Dave Hickey (see article), is a professor at the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV), where they head one of the country's hottest fine-arts programmes, drawing art students and visiting professors from all over the world.

This research uses two case studies of Operational Programmes drawing on EU structural funds.

This book discusses the capacity of and spaces for children to participate in projects and programmes, drawing on the principles of the CRC.

This commentary presents some key factors to consider for effective and accelerated scale-up of holistic training and performance-improvement programmes, drawing on IntraHealth International's lessons learned in designing reproductive health and HIV/AIDS training and performance improvement programmes over the last 28 years in countries around the world.

Just in case, television programmes drew on the archive.

He travelled, made radio programmes, drew scabrous cartoons, did an Open University degree; loved and was loved.

The programmes draw on research which suggests that to be effective, individuals need to call on facilitative leadership skills but also be prepared to be decisive and authoritative when appropriate.

The document published today, modelled on the programmes drawn up in Germany by a series of coalition governments dating back decades, showed the depth of work by the Tory and Lib Dem negotiators who toiled for five days in the Cabinet Office.

The programmes draw talent from among university students and industry employees, who take a secondment--a temporary break from regular work--while pursuing their degrees.

The data available for estimating human resource needs for ART programmes, drawn from existing treatment sites and large-scale treatment plans, are subject to several significant limitations.

The Biophilia project has since blossomed into a wider mission: the Biophilia Educational Programme, an interactive learning programme drawing together music and science, which has recently been incorporated into Nordic curricula.