Sentence examples for programmes targets from inspiring English sources

One of Brac's most novel programmes targets what it calls the ultra-poor, those so poor that they have no access to credit.

3 Providing catalytic and continuous support for scaling up sustainable WASH programmes: Targets will be met only when national service delivery programmes are significantly scaled up, and UNICEF will prioritize support activities that contribute to this end.

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.

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.

Under the UK advertising code, ads are banned from appearing in or around programmes targeted at or likely to appeal to under-18s.

I'd be interested to know if other press offices have developed training or programmes targeted particularly at women within their institution.