Sentence examples for programmes engage from inspiring English sources

These programmes engage the services of community members to deliver primary healthcare services at community level.

The programmes engage parliamentarians, media, traditional communicators, women lawyers, medical associations, religious leaders and scholars to speak out against the practice.

However, there is no evidence that the North-West region is different from other English Healthy School regions, in the way in which its Healthy Schools programmes engage with OHP.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1755-8794/6/19/prepub This work was supported through funds from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programmes ENGAGE Consortium, grant agreement HEALTH-F4-2007-201413; BioSHagreementrant agreement HEALTH-F4-2010-261433; aNorwaybank Norway, funded by the Norwegian Research Council (NFR 197443/F50).

As well as the National theatre's highly popular Watch This Space programme, regional theatres including Taunton's Brewhouse and Manchester's Contact theatre have developed exciting programmes engaging with outdoor performance.

Obama isn't about to end the war on drugs, but he might start scaling it back – diverting more resources into treatment programmes, engaging in a more nuanced rhetoric that separates hard and soft drugs, genuinely effective policy interventions from merely effective sound bites.

In addition to the public sector health facilities, two programmes engaged private sector community pharmacies for patient monitoring.

Finally, the results underline the benefits of health programmes engaging with local communities to maximise restoration of social roles of people with psychoses.

There is an urgent need for nation- and state-wide awareness programmes, engaging multiple stakeholders of society and the health system, to help improve cancer literacy in India.

The programme engages them in entrepreneurship projects, provides non-financial services supporting the startup of small-to-medium enterprises and encourages remittance transfer.

The eradication programme engaged whole communities, forming important partnerships – with the World Health Organisation, Unicef, the Indian Red Cross and non-governmental organisations – and accessing children even in areas of insecurity, such as several states with violent Maoist insurgencies.