Sentence examples for programmes embracing from inspiring English sources

The four programmes, embracing three large-scale 19th- and 20th-century symphonies, were neatly intertwined.

Ms. Mannathoko agreed and shared some examples from UNICEF's work in Argentina and Brazil, where programmes embracing these good practices are yielding results and providing learning opportunities in the early years of childhood or to children who are out of school and have missed enrolment.

The programmes embraced cultural and political history, cookery, philosophy, wine, anecdotes and, as always, music.

Collectively, attention to the suggested measures can ensure that the processes that teaching programmes embrace to refine their content and delivery will equip tomorrow's professionals with the requisite HP knowledge and skills.

Collectively, attention to these measures can ensure that the processes which teaching programmes embrace to refine their content and delivery will equip tomorrow's professionals with PH knowledge and skills.

This is a mistake as it gives companies a get out jail free card by giving the impression that existing corporate responsibility programmes embrace what BBB is expecting from them, with perhaps a little tinkering at the edges.

While many men in gender-transformative programmes embrace women's rights and a shift in the direction of more gender equality, this can be extremely challenging for some men to accept and/or embrace due to their own feelings of threat and/or social disempowerment.

The third activity is the co-ordination of a research programme embracing the efforts of over 100 scientists in 18 countries working in teams tasked with investigating 12 regionally-specific, two thematic and two global taxon-specific case studies [www.hmapcoml.org/projects].

On the other hand, the involvement of a wider group of practices had tested the project conception and design, and resulted for example in the programme embracing the challenge of managing the psychological aspects of long term physical health conditions.

These shows are just the tip of the iceberg: the Summerhall programme embraces all sorts of interesting, cross artform works from circus and dance to music and new writing in nooks and crannies all over the building, as well as tried and tested blockbusters such as Forced Entertainment's Tomorrow's Parties.

The programme embraced basic science, translational research and clinical practice.