Sentence examples for programmes target from inspiring English sources

Government programmes target married women, who are often put on long-term contraception.

In each place, the programmes target a "top 50" troublesome 13- to 16-year-olds.

Infant care programmes target infants from 2 months to 17 months.

Vocational education is organised into 12 national 3-year programmes, and a few similar local programmes target highly specific vocational areas.

There is therefore a need to identify other substances that may impact the environment in order to design national monitoring programmes, target experimental work and develop pollution prevention methodologies.

Targeted screening could be used to limit the potential for dissemination of antibiotic-resistant pathogens from otherwise unsuspected carriers from the start of patients' hospitalisation, as opposed to other strategies, in which screening programmes target patients already hospitalised.

Manchester University, for example, has a number of programmes targeted at families with little tradition of further education.

After all, some programmes targeted at under-twos - Teletubbies, for instance - unfold in a very slow manner.

Only the French government has been brave enough to ban stations from showing programmes targeted at under-threes.

Stumbling responses from Bush, with the usual malapropisms, are a striking contrast to Gore's explicit explanations of programmes targeted to appeal to the working middle class.

Most others have scrapped universal clubs in favour of programmes targeted at vulnerable groups and have whittled provision down to a spindly core, saving an estimated £500m.