Sentence examples for programmes driven from inspiring English sources

Are they spending more on certain types of programmes, driven more by their national interests?

The coalition can draw on lessons from abroad where justice reinvestment and prisoner re-entry programmes, driven by economic necessity in many states in America, have had considerable success at reducing crime and rates of reoffending.

However, the genetic programmes driven by AP-2α are different, depending on the cell type analysed.

While the importance and benefit of community involvement has long been acknowledged, it is nevertheless widely recognized that a considerable gulf exists between the ideal of programmes driven and owned by communities and programme realities.

Other policies and programmes drive migrants into entrepreneurship that are not necessarily suited for this.

Groundwater is increasingly a vital resource to human populations around the world (Clark and Fritz 1997; Winter et al. 1998) especially in Africa where economic development and poverty reduction programmes drive the development of groundwater resources (Adelana and MacDonald 2008; MacDonald et al. 2012; Lapworth et al. 2013).

Good TV programmes drive social conversation, an example is when Broadchurch sent Twitter into meltdown and bookies were taking bets on who the murderer was.

Following axonal injury, distinct signalling pathways and transcriptional programmes drive the dedifferentiation of Schwann cells (Arthur-Farraj et al., 2012; Napoli et al., 2012).

It is not clear whether it is the location of visceral fat and its exposure to particular paracrine or endocrine signals that determines its properties or if distinct developmental programmes drive subcutaneous and visceral adipocyte differentiation.

The country that took the toughest line on counter-proliferation when it came to Iran helped lay the foundations of Israel's nuclear weapons programme, driven by by a sense of guilt over letting Israel down in the 1956 Suez conflict, sympathy from French-Jewish scientists, intelligence-sharing over Algeria and a drive to sell French expertise and abroad.

"Having experimented through a career accelerator programme driven by a women's non-profit I co-founded and lead, Lean In Malaysia, women do flourish in an environment supported by other women who they can relate to at a deeper level.